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Round Rock
Round Rock sits at an approximate elevation of 735 feet above sea level and spans a diverse terrain shaped by the Balcones Escarpment. This geological fault line divides the city into two distinct landscapes: the eastern side lies on the relatively flat and fertile Blackland Prairie, characterized by deep, clay-rich soils ideal for agriculture. In contrast, the western side features the rugged, limestone-rich topography of the Texas Hill Country, where rolling hills and exposed bedrock are common. This variance in elevation and terrain not only creates a unique visual landscape but also influences local ecosystems and land use across the city.
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Name: Round Rock topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Round Rock, Williamson County, Texas, United States (30.46829 -97.76484 30.59378 -97.59005)
Average elevation: 794 ft
Minimum elevation: 627 ft
Maximum elevation: 1,004 ft
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