The following is a partial list of Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks (RTHLs) arranged by county as designated by the Texas Historical Commission and local county historical commissions in Texas. This page includes RTHLs in the following counties: Grayson, Gregg, Grimes, Guadalupe, Hale, Hall, Hamilton, Hansford, Hardeman, Hardin, Harris, Harrison, Hartley, Haskell, Hays, Hemphill, Henderson, Hidalgo, Hill, Hockley, Hood, Hopkins, Houston, Howard, and Hudspeth.
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Landmarks with multiple historic designations are colored according to their highest designation within the following hierarchy.
33°24′53″N 96°34′28″W / 33.41472°N 96.57444°W / 33.41472; -96.57444
33°39′27″N 96°54′20″W / 33.65750°N 96.90556°W / 33.65750; -96.90556
33°44′59″N 96°32′3″W / 33.74972°N 96.53417°W / 33.74972; -96.53417
33°38′42″N 96°37′5″W / 33.64500°N 96.61806°W / 33.64500; -96.61806
33°38′41″N 96°35′40″W / 33.64472°N 96.59444°W / 33.64472; -96.59444
33°43′50″N 96°35′15″W / 33.73056°N 96.58750°W / 33.73056; -96.58750
33°45′17″N 96°31′54″W / 33.75472°N 96.53167°W / 33.75472; -96.53167
33°38′20″N 96°36′33″W / 33.63889°N 96.60917°W / 33.63889; -96.60917
33°30′51″N 96°23′43″W / 33.51417°N 96.39528°W / 33.51417; -96.39528
33°38′3″N 96°39′46″W / 33.63417°N 96.66278°W / 33.63417; -96.66278
33°31′2″N 96°23′43″W / 33.51722°N 96.39528°W / 33.51722; -96.39528
33°38′8″N 96°36′34″W / 33.63556°N 96.60944°W / 33.63556; -96.60944
33°45′45″N 96°33′19″W / 33.76250°N 96.55528°W / 33.76250; -96.55528
33°43′50″N 96°35′13″W / 33.73056°N 96.58694°W / 33.73056; -96.58694
33°31′24″N 96°26′17″W / 33.52333°N 96.43806°W / 33.52333; -96.43806
33°45′17″N 96°32′31″W / 33.75472°N 96.54194°W / 33.75472; -96.54194
33°30′45″N 96°23′50″W / 33.51250°N 96.39722°W / 33.51250; -96.39722
33°38′10″N 96°36′28″W / 33.63611°N 96.60778°W / 33.63611; -96.60778
33°45′0″N 96°33′33″W / 33.75000°N 96.55917°W / 33.75000; -96.55917
33°37′56″N 96°36′35″W / 33.63222°N 96.60972°W / 33.63222; -96.60972
33°38′14″N 96°36′29″W / 33.63722°N 96.60806°W / 33.63722; -96.60806
33°43′54″N 96°35′20″W / 33.73167°N 96.58889°W / 33.73167; -96.58889
33°38′5″N 96°36′24″W / 33.63472°N 96.60667°W / 33.63472; -96.60667
33°43′49″N 96°35′12″W / 33.73028°N 96.58667°W / 33.73028; -96.58667
33°38′30″N 96°35′48″W / 33.64167°N 96.59667°W / 33.64167; -96.59667
33°37′12″N 96°36′4″W / 33.62000°N 96.60111°W / 33.62000; -96.60111
33°39′29″N 96°54′18″W / 33.65806°N 96.90500°W / 33.65806; -96.90500
33°37′39″N 96°36′28″W / 33.62750°N 96.60778°W / 33.62750; -96.60778
33°30′51″N 96°23′49″W / 33.51417°N 96.39694°W / 33.51417; -96.39694
33°45′25″N 96°32′29″W / 33.75694°N 96.54139°W / 33.75694; -96.54139
33°37′46″N 96°36′24″W / 33.62944°N 96.60667°W / 33.62944; -96.60667
33°45′30″N 96°32′17″W / 33.75833°N 96.53806°W / 33.75833; -96.53806
33°43′54″N 96°35′18″W / 33.73167°N 96.58833°W / 33.73167; -96.58833
33°44′23″N 96°32′36″W / 33.73972°N 96.54333°W / 33.73972; -96.54333
33°24′57″N 96°34′24″W / 33.41583°N 96.57333°W / 33.41583; -96.57333
33°45′37″N 96°33′7″W / 33.76028°N 96.55194°W / 33.76028; -96.55194
33°38′5″N 96°36′26″W / 33.63472°N 96.60722°W / 33.63472; -96.60722
32°27′5″N 94°43′17″W / 32.45139°N 94.72139°W / 32.45139; -94.72139
32°32′8″N 94°56′41″W / 32.53556°N 94.94472°W / 32.53556; -94.94472
32°29′51″N 94°44′1″W / 32.49750°N 94.73361°W / 32.49750; -94.73361
32°23′25″N 94°52′22″W / 32.39028°N 94.87278°W / 32.39028; -94.87278
32°32′0″N 94°56′37″W / 32.53333°N 94.94361°W / 32.53333; -94.94361
32°32′49″N 94°48′4″W / 32.54694°N 94.80111°W / 32.54694; -94.80111
32°30′8″N 94°43′26″W / 32.50222°N 94.72389°W / 32.50222; -94.72389
32°29′43″N 94°44′19″W / 32.49528°N 94.73861°W / 32.49528; -94.73861
32°29′51″N 94°44′18″W / 32.49750°N 94.73833°W / 32.49750; -94.73833
32°29′30″N 94°42′43″W / 32.49167°N 94.71194°W / 32.49167; -94.71194
32°22′52″N 94°52′15″W / 32.38111°N 94.87083°W / 32.38111; -94.87083
32°28′3″N 94°43′24″W / 32.46750°N 94.72333°W / 32.46750; -94.72333
32°29′21″N 94°44′36″W / 32.48917°N 94.74333°W / 32.48917; -94.74333
32°22′42″N 94°52′12″W / 32.37833°N 94.87000°W / 32.37833; -94.87000
32°23′8″N 94°52′34″W / 32.38556°N 94.87611°W / 32.38556; -94.87611
32°23′0″N 94°52′10″W / 32.38333°N 94.86944°W / 32.38333; -94.86944
32°29′27″N 94°44′22″W / 32.49083°N 94.73944°W / 32.49083; -94.73944
32°29′45″N 94°44′0″W / 32.49583°N 94.73333°W / 32.49583; -94.73333
32°29′37″N 94°44′26″W / 32.49361°N 94.74056°W / 32.49361; -94.74056
32°29′39″N 94°43′40″W / 32.49417°N 94.72778°W / 32.49417; -94.72778
32°29′29″N 94°44′27″W / 32.49139°N 94.74083°W / 32.49139; -94.74083
32°29′28″N 94°44′24″W / 32.49111°N 94.74000°W / 32.49111; -94.74000
32°29′56″N 94°58′18″W / 32.49889°N 94.97167°W / 32.49889; -94.97167
32°23′7″N 94°52′25″W / 32.38528°N 94.87361°W / 32.38528; -94.87361
32°29′43″N 94°44′0″W / 32.49528°N 94.73333°W / 32.49528; -94.73333
30°29′5″N 95°59′4″W / 30.48472°N 95.98444°W / 30.48472; -95.98444
30°29′7″N 95°59′5″W / 30.48528°N 95.98472°W / 30.48528; -95.98472
30°29′10″N 95°59′4″W / 30.48611°N 95.98444°W / 30.48611; -95.98444
30°23′17″N 96°5′5″W / 30.38806°N 96.08472°W / 30.38806; -96.08472
30°23′6″N 96°5′2″W / 30.38500°N 96.08389°W / 30.38500; -96.08389
30°23′14″N 96°5′10″W / 30.38722°N 96.08611°W / 30.38722; -96.08611
30°23′34″N 96°4′53″W / 30.39278°N 96.08139°W / 30.39278; -96.08139
30°29′20″N 95°59′13″W / 30.48889°N 95.98694°W / 30.48889; -95.98694
30°23′38″N 96°6′18″W / 30.39389°N 96.10500°W / 30.39389; -96.10500
30°41′31″N 96°3′28″W / 30.69194°N 96.05778°W / 30.69194; -96.05778
30°33′32″N 95°49′38″W / 30.55889°N 95.82722°W / 30.55889; -95.82722
30°23′20″N 96°4′59″W / 30.38889°N 96.08306°W / 30.38889; -96.08306
30°23′24″N 96°5′5″W / 30.39000°N 96.08472°W / 30.39000; -96.08472
30°23′18″N 96°5′20″W / 30.38833°N 96.08889°W / 30.38833; -96.08889
30°23′2″N 96°5′8″W / 30.38389°N 96.08556°W / 30.38389; -96.08556
30°23′27″N 96°4′50″W / 30.39083°N 96.08056°W / 30.39083; -96.08056
30°34′54″N 95°56′36″W / 30.58167°N 95.94333°W / 30.58167; -95.94333
30°23′13″N 96°5′25″W / 30.38694°N 96.09028°W / 30.38694; -96.09028
30°19′55″N 95°51′41″W / 30.33194°N 95.86139°W / 30.33194; -95.86139
30°24′33″N 96°3′0″W / 30.40917°N 96.05000°W / 30.40917; -96.05000
30°23′38″N 96°4′47″W / 30.39389°N 96.07972°W / 30.39389; -96.07972
30°23′36″N 96°4′50″W / 30.39333°N 96.08056°W / 30.39333; -96.08056
30°31′36″N 96°5′27″W / 30.52667°N 96.09083°W / 30.52667; -96.09083
30°22′8″N 95°52′16″W / 30.36889°N 95.87111°W / 30.36889; -95.87111
30°23′20″N 96°5′3″W / 30.38889°N 96.08417°W / 30.38889; -96.08417
30°29′12″N 95°59′15″W / 30.48667°N 95.98750°W / 30.48667; -95.98750
30°23′45″N 96°4′42″W / 30.39583°N 96.07833°W / 30.39583; -96.07833
30°23′21″N 96°5′12″W / 30.38917°N 96.08667°W / 30.38917; -96.08667
29°34′11″N 97°58′43″W / 29.56972°N 97.97861°W / 29.56972; -97.97861
29°34′10″N 97°57′28″W / 29.56944°N 97.95778°W / 29.56944; -97.95778
29°33′28″N 97°47′44″W / 29.55778°N 97.79556°W / 29.55778; -97.79556
29°40′10″N 98°0′10″W / 29.66944°N 98.00278°W / 29.66944; -98.00278
29°42′15″N 97°46′58″W / 29.70417°N 97.78278°W / 29.70417; -97.78278
29°33′56″N 97°57′54″W / 29.56556°N 97.96500°W / 29.56556; -97.96500
29°34′0″N 97°57′39″W / 29.56667°N 97.96083°W / 29.56667; -97.96083
29°34′1″N 97°57′51″W / 29.56694°N 97.96417°W / 29.56694; -97.96417
29°34′1″N 97°58′24″W / 29.56694°N 97.97333°W / 29.56694; -97.97333
29°34′27″N 97°58′10″W / 29.57417°N 97.96944°W / 29.57417; -97.96944
29°33′57″N 97°57′47″W / 29.56583°N 97.96306°W / 29.56583; -97.96306
29°33′51″N 97°58′21″W / 29.56417°N 97.97250°W / 29.56417; -97.97250
29°34′12″N 97°58′21″W / 29.57000°N 97.97250°W / 29.57000; -97.97250
29°34′2″N 97°57′47″W / 29.56722°N 97.96306°W / 29.56722; -97.96306
29°27′40″N 98°2′21″W / 29.46111°N 98.03917°W / 29.46111; -98.03917
29°28′3″N 98°6′11″W / 29.46750°N 98.10306°W / 29.46750; -98.10306
29°34′20″N 97°57′51″W / 29.57222°N 97.96417°W / 29.57222; -97.96417
34°11′25″N 101°42′35″W / 34.19028°N 101.70972°W / 34.19028; -101.70972
34°11′17″N 101°42′17″W / 34.18806°N 101.70472°W / 34.18806; -101.70472
34°11′12″N 101°43′33″W / 34.18667°N 101.72583°W / 34.18667; -101.72583
34°11′8″N 101°42′13″W / 34.18556°N 101.70361°W / 34.18556; -101.70361
34°23′34″N 100°32′24″W / 34.39278°N 100.54000°W / 34.39278; -100.54000
34°43′31″N 100°32′6″W / 34.72528°N 100.53500°W / 34.72528; -100.53500
34°23′38″N 100°53′51″W / 34.39389°N 100.89750°W / 34.39389; -100.89750
34°42′16″N 100°41′24″W / 34.70444°N 100.69000°W / 34.70444; -100.69000
34°23′26″N 100°53′35″W / 34.39056°N 100.89306°W / 34.39056; -100.89306
31°59′18″N 98°2′0″W / 31.98833°N 98.03333°W / 31.98833; -98.03333
31°45′2″N 98°2′9″W / 31.75056°N 98.03583°W / 31.75056; -98.03583
31°42′25″N 98°7′28″W / 31.70694°N 98.12444°W / 31.70694; -98.12444
31°42′13″N 98°7′23″W / 31.70361°N 98.12306°W / 31.70361; -98.12306
31°42′18″N 98°7′25″W / 31.70500°N 98.12361°W / 31.70500; -98.12361
31°57′16″N 97°58′55″W / 31.95444°N 97.98194°W / 31.95444; -97.98194
31°42′13″N 98°7′29″W / 31.70361°N 98.12472°W / 31.70361; -98.12472
31°42′11″N 98°7′29″W / 31.70306°N 98.12472°W / 31.70306; -98.12472
31°42′31″N 98°7′18″W / 31.70861°N 98.12167°W / 31.70861; -98.12167
31°42′7″N 98°0′46″W / 31.70194°N 98.01278°W / 31.70194; -98.01278
31°42′14″N 98°7′30″W / 31.70389°N 98.12500°W / 31.70389; -98.12500
31°37′17″N 98°3′23″W / 31.62139°N 98.05639°W / 31.62139; -98.05639
31°41′35″N 98°7′34″W / 31.69306°N 98.12611°W / 31.69306; -98.12611
36°11′59″N 101°11′40″W / 36.19972°N 101.19444°W / 36.19972; -101.19444
36°11′55″N 101°17′44″W / 36.19861°N 101.29556°W / 36.19861; -101.29556
36°11′50″N 101°11′51″W / 36.19722°N 101.19750°W / 36.19722; -101.19750
36°12′1″N 101°11′33″W / 36.20028°N 101.19250°W / 36.20028; -101.19250
34°15′18″N 99°30′52″W / 34.25500°N 99.51444°W / 34.25500; -99.51444
34°17′45″N 99°44′24″W / 34.29583°N 99.74000°W / 34.29583; -99.74000
34°17′50″N 99°44′25″W / 34.29722°N 99.74028°W / 34.29722; -99.74028
34°17′59″N 99°44′28″W / 34.29972°N 99.74111°W / 34.29972; -99.74111
34°17′8″N 99°43′20″W / 34.28556°N 99.72222°W / 34.28556; -99.72222
34°17′14″N 99°44′52″W / 34.28722°N 99.74778°W / 34.28722; -99.74778
34°17′53″N 99°44′24″W / 34.29806°N 99.74000°W / 34.29806; -99.74000
34°17′47″N 99°44′37″W / 34.29639°N 99.74361°W / 34.29639; -99.74361
30°22′12″N 94°18′55″W / 30.37000°N 94.31528°W / 30.37000; -94.31528
30°20′55″N 94°10′38″W / 30.34861°N 94.17722°W / 30.34861; -94.17722
32°31′54″N 94°22′3″W / 32.53167°N 94.36750°W / 32.53167; -94.36750
32°32′35″N 94°22′3″W / 32.54306°N 94.36750°W / 32.54306; -94.36750
32°32′41″N 94°22′10″W / 32.54472°N 94.36944°W / 32.54472; -94.36944
32°31′4″N 94°7′6″W / 32.51778°N 94.11833°W / 32.51778; -94.11833
32°32′37″N 94°22′35″W / 32.54361°N 94.37639°W / 32.54361; -94.37639
32°31′58″N 94°25′10″W / 32.53278°N 94.41944°W / 32.53278; -94.41944
32°32′47″N 94°22′1″W / 32.54639°N 94.36694°W / 32.54639; -94.36694
32°32′42″N 94°21′55″W / 32.54500°N 94.36528°W / 32.54500; -94.36528
32°32′50″N 94°22′12″W / 32.54722°N 94.37000°W / 32.54722; -94.37000
32°32′48″N 94°21′39″W / 32.54667°N 94.36083°W / 32.54667; -94.36083
32°32′44″N 94°22′11″W / 32.54556°N 94.36972°W / 32.54556; -94.36972
32°33′3″N 94°22′4″W / 32.55083°N 94.36778°W / 32.55083; -94.36778
32°33′5″N 94°22′3″W / 32.55139°N 94.36750°W / 32.55139; -94.36750
32°32′49″N 94°21′43″W / 32.54694°N 94.36194°W / 32.54694; -94.36194
32°32′41″N 94°22′1″W / 32.54472°N 94.36694°W / 32.54472; -94.36694
32°32′30″N 94°14′13″W / 32.54167°N 94.23694°W / 32.54167; -94.23694
32°37′6″N 94°20′13″W / 32.61833°N 94.33694°W / 32.61833; -94.33694
32°33′4″N 94°25′19″W / 32.55111°N 94.42194°W / 32.55111; -94.42194
32°32′14″N 94°21′56″W / 32.53722°N 94.36556°W / 32.53722; -94.36556
32°34′15″N 94°39′10″W / 32.57083°N 94.65278°W / 32.57083; -94.65278
32°32′49″N 94°21′53″W / 32.54694°N 94.36472°W / 32.54694; -94.36472
32°33′21″N 94°22′25″W / 32.55583°N 94.37361°W / 32.55583; -94.37361
32°32′31″N 94°22′13″W / 32.54194°N 94.37028°W / 32.54194; -94.37028
32°33′7″N 94°22′3″W / 32.55194°N 94.36750°W / 32.55194; -94.36750
32°33′2″N 94°22′2″W / 32.55056°N 94.36722°W / 32.55056; -94.36722
32°32′45″N 94°22′12″W / 32.54583°N 94.37000°W / 32.54583; -94.37000
32°32′49″N 94°22′15″W / 32.54694°N 94.37083°W / 32.54694; -94.37083
32°32′55″N 94°22′6″W / 32.54861°N 94.36833°W / 32.54861; -94.36833
32°32′31″N 94°22′1″W / 32.54194°N 94.36694°W / 32.54194; -94.36694
32°32′51″N 94°22′20″W / 32.54750°N 94.37222°W / 32.54750; -94.37222
32°26′59″N 94°17′6″W / 32.44972°N 94.28500°W / 32.44972; -94.28500
32°32′33″N 94°22′3″W / 32.54250°N 94.36750°W / 32.54250; -94.36750
32°32′29″N 94°21′54″W / 32.54139°N 94.36500°W / 32.54139; -94.36500
32°32′50″N 94°22′21″W / 32.54722°N 94.37250°W / 32.54722; -94.37250
32°31′12″N 94°26′44″W / 32.52000°N 94.44556°W / 32.52000; -94.44556
32°32′58″N 94°21′58″W / 32.54944°N 94.36611°W / 32.54944; -94.36611
32°23′58″N 94°13′29″W / 32.39944°N 94.22472°W / 32.39944; -94.22472
35°41′1″N 102°19′59″W / 35.68361°N 102.33306°W / 35.68361; -102.33306
35°52′49″N 102°24′1″W / 35.88028°N 102.40028°W / 35.88028; -102.40028
35°40′54″N 102°19′57″W / 35.68167°N 102.33250°W / 35.68167; -102.33250
35°41′9″N 102°19′52″W / 35.68583°N 102.33111°W / 35.68583; -102.33111
33°9′40″N 99°44′3″W / 33.16111°N 99.73417°W / 33.16111; -99.73417
33°8′24″N 99°44′10″W / 33.14000°N 99.73611°W / 33.14000; -99.73611
29°52′47″N 97°57′2″W / 29.87972°N 97.95056°W / 29.87972; -97.95056
29°52′35″N 97°57′10″W / 29.87639°N 97.95278°W / 29.87639; -97.95278
29°52′52″N 97°56′40″W / 29.88111°N 97.94444°W / 29.88111; -97.94444
29°53′8″N 97°56′25″W / 29.88556°N 97.94028°W / 29.88556; -97.94028
29°59′26″N 97°55′11″W / 29.99056°N 97.91972°W / 29.99056; -97.91972
30°4′58″N 97°50′41″W / 30.08278°N 97.84472°W / 30.08278; -97.84472
30°1′5″N 97°51′31″W / 30.01806°N 97.85861°W / 30.01806; -97.85861
29°54′43″N 97°55′43″W / 29.91194°N 97.92861°W / 29.91194; -97.92861
29°53′41″N 97°55′49″W / 29.89472°N 97.93028°W / 29.89472; -97.93028
29°52′52″N 97°56′57″W / 29.88111°N 97.94917°W / 29.88111; -97.94917
30°6′0″N 97°53′10″W / 30.10000°N 97.88611°W / 30.10000; -97.88611
29°53′12″N 97°57′27″W / 29.88667°N 97.95750°W / 29.88667; -97.95750
29°53′0″N 97°56′14″W / 29.88333°N 97.93722°W / 29.88333; -97.93722
29°57′55″N 97°54′8″W / 29.96528°N 97.90222°W / 29.96528; -97.90222
29°59′18″N 97°52′47″W / 29.98833°N 97.87972°W / 29.98833; -97.87972
29°52′55″N 97°56′48″W / 29.88194°N 97.94667°W / 29.88194; -97.94667
29°59′10″N 98°6′38″W / 29.98611°N 98.11056°W / 29.98611; -98.11056
30°11′36″N 98°5′23″W / 30.19333°N 98.08972°W / 30.19333; -98.08972
29°52′59″N 97°56′14″W / 29.88306°N 97.93722°W / 29.88306; -97.93722
29°52′33″N 97°56′25″W / 29.87583°N 97.94028°W / 29.87583; -97.94028
29°53′2″N 97°56′34″W / 29.88389°N 97.94278°W / 29.88389; -97.94278
29°52′35″N 97°57′16″W / 29.87639°N 97.95444°W / 29.87639; -97.95444
29°52′48″N 97°57′4″W / 29.88000°N 97.95111°W / 29.88000; -97.95111
29°52′48″N 97°57′0″W / 29.88000°N 97.95000°W / 29.88000; -97.95000
29°53′6″N 97°56′40″W / 29.88500°N 97.94444°W / 29.88500; -97.94444
29°52′46″N 97°56′48″W / 29.87944°N 97.94667°W / 29.87944; -97.94667
29°52′40″N 97°57′9″W / 29.87778°N 97.95250°W / 29.87778; -97.95250
29°52′38″N 97°57′11″W / 29.87722°N 97.95306°W / 29.87722; -97.95306
29°59′43″N 98°5′51″W / 29.99528°N 98.09750°W / 29.99528; -98.09750
29°52′32″N 97°57′21″W / 29.87556°N 97.95583°W / 29.87556; -97.95583
29°52′45″N 97°57′7″W / 29.87917°N 97.95194°W / 29.87917; -97.95194
29°52′59″N 97°56′40″W / 29.88306°N 97.94444°W / 29.88306; -97.94444
29°59′48″N 98°5′34″W / 29.99667°N 98.09278°W / 29.99667; -98.09278
30°7′1″N 97°58′30″W / 30.11694°N 97.97500°W / 30.11694; -97.97500
29°52′44″N 97°57′5″W / 29.87889°N 97.95139°W / 29.87889; -97.95139
30°0′40″N 98°5′46″W / 30.01111°N 98.09611°W / 30.01111; -98.09611
29°52′52″N 97°57′5″W / 29.88111°N 97.95139°W / 29.88111; -97.95139
29°52′43″N 97°57′6″W / 29.87861°N 97.95167°W / 29.87861; -97.95167
29°59′20″N 97°52′30″W / 29.98889°N 97.87500°W / 29.98889; -97.87500
29°52′37″N 97°57′12″W / 29.87694°N 97.95333°W / 29.87694; -97.95333
30°11′33″N 98°5′33″W / 30.19250°N 98.09250°W / 30.19250; -98.09250
30°5′23″N 97°50′13″W / 30.08972°N 97.83694°W / 30.08972; -97.83694
29°59′40″N 98°6′1″W / 29.99444°N 98.10028°W / 29.99444; -98.10028
29°52′50″N 97°57′1″W / 29.88056°N 97.95028°W / 29.88056; -97.95028
29°59′17″N 97°52′40″W / 29.98806°N 97.87778°W / 29.98806; -97.87778
29°53′5″N 97°56′10″W / 29.88472°N 97.93611°W / 29.88472; -97.93611
29°53′21″N 97°56′19″W / 29.88917°N 97.93861°W / 29.88917; -97.93861
29°52′54″N 97°57′2″W / 29.88167°N 97.95056°W / 29.88167; -97.95056
29°52′45″N 97°56′47″W / 29.87917°N 97.94639°W / 29.87917; -97.94639
29°52′58″N 97°57′1″W / 29.88278°N 97.95028°W / 29.88278; -97.95028
29°52′49″N 97°57′2″W / 29.88028°N 97.95056°W / 29.88028; -97.95056
29°52′43″N 97°56′49″W / 29.87861°N 97.94694°W / 29.87861; -97.94694
29°52′37″N 97°56′56″W / 29.87694°N 97.94889°W / 29.87694; -97.94889
29°52′29″N 97°56′26″W / 29.87472°N 97.94056°W / 29.87472; -97.94056
29°52′48″N 97°56′33″W / 29.88000°N 97.94250°W / 29.88000; -97.94250
29°59′50″N 98°5′54″W / 29.99722°N 98.09833°W / 29.99722; -98.09833
35°54′53″N 100°23′6″W / 35.91472°N 100.38500°W / 35.91472; -100.38500
36°0′44.5″N 100°15′45″W / 36.012361°N 100.26250°W / 36.012361; -100.26250
35°54′46″N 100°23′0″W / 35.91278°N 100.38333°W / 35.91278; -100.38333
35°54′43″N 100°22′53″W / 35.91194°N 100.38139°W / 35.91194; -100.38139
35°54′45″N 100°22′43″W / 35.91250°N 100.37861°W / 35.91250; -100.37861
35°54′45″N 100°22′56″W / 35.91250°N 100.38222°W / 35.91250; -100.38222
32°12′24″N 95°51′12″W / 32.20667°N 95.85333°W / 32.20667; -95.85333
32°12′21″N 95°51′19″W / 32.20583°N 95.85528°W / 32.20583; -95.85528
32°12′18″N 95°51′16″W / 32.20500°N 95.85444°W / 32.20500; -95.85444
32°20′41″N 95°52′19″W / 32.34472°N 95.87194°W / 32.34472; -95.87194
32°12′45″N 95°52′46″W / 32.21250°N 95.87944°W / 32.21250; -95.87944
26°10′0″N 98°3′17″W / 26.16667°N 98.05472°W / 26.16667; -98.05472
26°11′52″N 98°10′53″W / 26.19778°N 98.18139°W / 26.19778; -98.18139
26°9′33″N 97°59′27″W / 26.15917°N 97.99083°W / 26.15917; -97.99083
26°12′13″N 98°14′17″W / 26.20361°N 98.23806°W / 26.20361; -98.23806
26°4′14″N 97°56′44″W / 26.07056°N 97.94556°W / 26.07056; -97.94556
26°10′32″N 98°3′11″W / 26.17556°N 98.05306°W / 26.17556; -98.05306
26°18′13″N 98°9′59″W / 26.30361°N 98.16639°W / 26.30361; -98.16639
26°5′58″N 98°15′43″W / 26.09944°N 98.26194°W / 26.09944; -98.26194
26°13′6″N 98°19′28″W / 26.21833°N 98.32444°W / 26.21833; -98.32444
26°18′9″N 98°9′42″W / 26.30250°N 98.16167°W / 26.30250; -98.16167
26°11′42″N 98°11′14″W / 26.19500°N 98.18722°W / 26.19500; -98.18722
26°32′54″N 98°7′23″W / 26.54833°N 98.12306°W / 26.54833; -98.12306
26°9′28″N 98°19′50″W / 26.15778°N 98.33056°W / 26.15778; -98.33056
26°12′47″N 98°13′44″W / 26.21306°N 98.22889°W / 26.21306; -98.22889
26°12′5″N 98°14′6″W / 26.20139°N 98.23500°W / 26.20139; -98.23500
26°12′4″N 98°14′5″W / 26.20111°N 98.23472°W / 26.20111; -98.23472
26°8′53″N 97°54′45″W / 26.14806°N 97.91250°W / 26.14806; -97.91250
26°5′59″N 98°15′46″W / 26.09972°N 98.26278°W / 26.09972; -98.26278
26°6′0″N 98°15′45″W / 26.10000°N 98.26250°W / 26.10000; -98.26250
26°18′10″N 98°9′41″W / 26.30278°N 98.16139°W / 26.30278; -98.16139
26°12′43″N 98°19′38″W / 26.21194°N 98.32722°W / 26.21194; -98.32722
26°12′9″N 98°13′34″W / 26.20250°N 98.22611°W / 26.20250; -98.22611
26°12′34″N 98°14′4″W / 26.20944°N 98.23444°W / 26.20944; -98.23444
26°12′39″N 98°19′30″W / 26.21083°N 98.32500°W / 26.21083; -98.32500
26°4′14″N 97°56′45″W / 26.07056°N 97.94583°W / 26.07056; -97.94583
26°12′39″N 98°14′4″W / 26.21083°N 98.23444°W / 26.21083; -98.23444
26°11′22″N 98°9′25″W / 26.18944°N 98.15694°W / 26.18944; -98.15694
26°5′0″N 98°10′10″W / 26.08333°N 98.16944°W / 26.08333; -98.16944
26°12′54″N 98°19′28″W / 26.21500°N 98.32444°W / 26.21500; -98.32444
26°8′54″N 97°59′22″W / 26.14833°N 97.98944°W / 26.14833; -97.98944
26°12′13″N 98°14′23″W / 26.20361°N 98.23972°W / 26.20361; -98.23972
26°12′54″N 98°19′33″W / 26.21500°N 98.32583°W / 26.21500; -98.32583
26°9′24″N 97°59′24″W / 26.15667°N 97.99000°W / 26.15667; -97.99000
26°9′16″N 97°59′17″W / 26.15444°N 97.98806°W / 26.15444; -97.98806
32°0′53″N 97°7′26″W / 32.01472°N 97.12389°W / 32.01472; -97.12389
32°0′37″N 97°7′51″W / 32.01028°N 97.13083°W / 32.01028; -97.13083
32°0′53″N 97°7′30″W / 32.01472°N 97.12500°W / 32.01472; -97.12500
31°57′29″N 97°18′22″W / 31.95806°N 97.30611°W / 31.95806; -97.30611
31°50′50″N 96°47′54″W / 31.84722°N 96.79833°W / 31.84722; -96.79833
32°0′51″N 97°7′25″W / 32.01417°N 97.12361°W / 32.01417; -97.12361
31°50′44″N 96°47′51″W / 31.84556°N 96.79750°W / 31.84556; -96.79750
32°0′42″N 97°7′44″W / 32.01167°N 97.12889°W / 32.01167; -97.12889
32°0′51″N 97°7′11″W / 32.01417°N 97.11972°W / 32.01417; -97.11972
32°0′40″N 97°7′50″W / 32.01111°N 97.13056°W / 32.01111; -97.13056
32°0′51″N 97°7′46″W / 32.01417°N 97.12944°W / 32.01417; -97.12944
32°0′35″N 97°7′48″W / 32.00972°N 97.13000°W / 32.00972; -97.13000
31°50′53″N 96°48′6″W / 31.84806°N 96.80167°W / 31.84806; -96.80167
32°9′53″N 97°8′31″W / 32.16472°N 97.14194°W / 32.16472; -97.14194
32°9′33″N 97°23′25″W / 32.15917°N 97.39028°W / 32.15917; -97.39028
32°9′48″N 97°8′50″W / 32.16333°N 97.14722°W / 32.16333; -97.14722
32°0′46″N 97°7′52″W / 32.01278°N 97.13111°W / 32.01278; -97.13111
32°0′41″N 97°7′18″W / 32.01139°N 97.12167°W / 32.01139; -97.12167
31°50′43″N 96°47′59″W / 31.84528°N 96.79972°W / 31.84528; -96.79972
32°0′53″N 97°7′22″W / 32.01472°N 97.12278°W / 32.01472; -97.12278
32°0′45″N 97°7′35″W / 32.01250°N 97.12639°W / 32.01250; -97.12639
32°0′47″N 97°7′46″W / 32.01306°N 97.12944°W / 32.01306; -97.12944
31°50′58″N 96°48′7″W / 31.84944°N 96.80194°W / 31.84944; -96.80194
32°0′47″N 97°7′23″W / 32.01306°N 97.12306°W / 32.01306; -97.12306
32°10′22″N 97°5′30″W / 32.17278°N 97.09167°W / 32.17278; -97.09167
There are currently no Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks listed within the county.
32°26′36″N 97°47′8″W / 32.44333°N 97.78556°W / 32.44333; -97.78556
32°26′36″N 97°47′13″W / 32.44333°N 97.78694°W / 32.44333; -97.78694
32°26′32″N 97°47′8″W / 32.44222°N 97.78556°W / 32.44222; -97.78556
32°26′35″N 97°47′16″W / 32.44306°N 97.78778°W / 32.44306; -97.78778
32°26′32″N 97°47′11″W / 32.44222°N 97.78639°W / 32.44222; -97.78639
32°26′25″N 97°47′32″W / 32.44028°N 97.79222°W / 32.44028; -97.79222
32°31′52″N 97°37′16″W / 32.53111°N 97.62111°W / 32.53111; -97.62111
32°26′35″N 97°47′28″W / 32.44306°N 97.79111°W / 32.44306; -97.79111
32°26′28″N 97°47′12″W / 32.44111°N 97.78667°W / 32.44111; -97.78667
32°26′36″N 97°47′4″W / 32.44333°N 97.78444°W / 32.44333; -97.78444
32°26′35″N 97°47′26″W / 32.44306°N 97.79056°W / 32.44306; -97.79056
32°26′29″N 97°47′21″W / 32.44139°N 97.78917°W / 32.44139; -97.78917
32°26′36″N 97°47′15″W / 32.44333°N 97.78750°W / 32.44333; -97.78750
32°26′35″N 97°47′25″W / 32.44306°N 97.79028°W / 32.44306; -97.79028
32°26′29″N 97°41′10″W / 32.44139°N 97.68611°W / 32.44139; -97.68611
32°26′36″N 97°47′14″W / 32.44333°N 97.78722°W / 32.44333; -97.78722
32°26′33″N 97°47′6″W / 32.44250°N 97.78500°W / 32.44250; -97.78500
32°26′51″N 97°47′5″W / 32.44750°N 97.78472°W / 32.44750; -97.78472
32°26′31″N 97°47′13″W / 32.44194°N 97.78694°W / 32.44194; -97.78694
32°26′53″N 97°47′14″W / 32.44806°N 97.78722°W / 32.44806; -97.78722
32°26′31″N 97°47′15″W / 32.44194°N 97.78750°W / 32.44194; -97.78750
32°26′35″N 97°47′27″W / 32.44306°N 97.79083°W / 32.44306; -97.79083
32°26′34″N 97°47′13″W / 32.44278°N 97.78694°W / 32.44278; -97.78694
32°26′37″N 97°47′11″W / 32.44361°N 97.78639°W / 32.44361; -97.78639
32°26′29″N 97°47′18″W / 32.44139°N 97.78833°W / 32.44139; -97.78833
32°26′36″N 97°47′12″W / 32.44333°N 97.78667°W / 32.44333; -97.78667
32°14′35″N 97°57′0″W / 32.24306°N 97.95000°W / 32.24306; -97.95000
32°26′28″N 97°47′18″W / 32.44111°N 97.78833°W / 32.44111; -97.78833
32°27′3″N 97°47′30″W / 32.45083°N 97.79167°W / 32.45083; -97.79167
32°26′31″N 97°47′20″W / 32.44194°N 97.78889°W / 32.44194; -97.78889
32°23′14″N 97°55′16″W / 32.38722°N 97.92111°W / 32.38722; -97.92111
32°30′25″N 98°3′2″W / 32.50694°N 98.05056°W / 32.50694; -98.05056
32°26′7″N 97°47′41″W / 32.43528°N 97.79472°W / 32.43528; -97.79472
33°8′17″N 95°35′43″W / 33.13806°N 95.59528°W / 33.13806; -95.59528
33°8′18″N 95°36′2″W / 33.13833°N 95.60056°W / 33.13833; -95.60056
31°19′55″N 95°25′59″W / 31.33194°N 95.43306°W / 31.33194; -95.43306
31°31′52″N 95°19′57″W / 31.53111°N 95.33250°W / 31.53111; -95.33250
31°7′36″N 95°26′43″W / 31.12667°N 95.44528°W / 31.12667; -95.44528
31°19′0″N 95°26′28″W / 31.31667°N 95.44111°W / 31.31667; -95.44111
31°21′48″N 95°10′54″W / 31.36333°N 95.18167°W / 31.36333; -95.18167
31°19′10″N 95°27′16″W / 31.31944°N 95.45444°W / 31.31944; -95.45444
31°19′3″N 95°27′25″W / 31.31750°N 95.45694°W / 31.31750; -95.45694
31°29′36″N 95°28′46″W / 31.49333°N 95.47944°W / 31.49333; -95.47944
31°28′15″N 95°35′25″W / 31.47083°N 95.59028°W / 31.47083; -95.59028
31°19′8″N 95°27′15″W / 31.31889°N 95.45417°W / 31.31889; -95.45417
31°19′5″N 95°27′27″W / 31.31806°N 95.45750°W / 31.31806; -95.45750
31°19′5″N 95°27′4″W / 31.31806°N 95.45111°W / 31.31806; -95.45111
31°19′3″N 95°27′30″W / 31.31750°N 95.45833°W / 31.31750; -95.45833
31°19′6″N 95°27′10″W / 31.31833°N 95.45278°W / 31.31833; -95.45278
31°19′7″N 95°27′29″W / 31.31861°N 95.45806°W / 31.31861; -95.45806
31°19′4″N 95°27′29″W / 31.31778°N 95.45806°W / 31.31778; -95.45806
31°27′12″N 95°7′53″W / 31.45333°N 95.13139°W / 31.45333; -95.13139
32°15′22″N 101°28′45″W / 32.25611°N 101.47917°W / 32.25611; -101.47917
32°15′0″N 101°28′42″W / 32.25000°N 101.47833°W / 32.25000; -101.47833
32°15′10″N 101°28′31″W / 32.25278°N 101.47528°W / 32.25278; -101.47528
32°15′33″N 101°28′51″W / 32.25917°N 101.48083°W / 32.25917; -101.48083
31°18′7″N 105°50′33″W / 31.30194°N 105.84250°W / 31.30194; -105.84250
31°10′47″N 105°21′25″W / 31.17972°N 105.35694°W / 31.17972; -105.35694
31°10′36″N 105°21′24″W / 31.17667°N 105.35667°W / 31.17667; -105.35667
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