Interactive & Historic Maps

www.robertsoncounty.info

I N T E R A C T I V E & H I S T O R I C M A P S

The Robertson County Historical Commission Map Project seeks to: Display online historic Robertson County maps. Create an interactive county map that allows visitors to click on cemeteries, historic markers, historic towns/communities to be linked to information about them. Print & distribute copies of this updated historic map. To help, click on "Robertson County Historical Commission Map Project" below!

Robertson County Historical Commission Map Project

Interactive Maps

Two Texas Department Of Transportation (TDOT) maps are located at:

County Number 198, Base Sheet 1 (Entire County); &
County Number 198, Supplementary Sheet A (City Of Hearne)

To navigate one of these maps, click on it. It will enlarge. Then, click on the area of the map you wish to see. Another map of the selected area will appear. You can enlarge the map by using the drop-down menu under "Resolution" to go to 6%, 12%, 25%, 50%, or 100% zoom.

Once enlarged, you should notice small black crosses enclosed in black rectangular boxes. These identify cemeteries. As the 50%-zoom map below illustrates, the New Baden & Mount Pleasant Cemeteries are clearly marked. The Brown #2 Cemetery is the unmarked cross on the road towards the New Baden Cemetery.

TopoZone offers very detailed, interactive maps of Bremond, Calvert, Franklin, Hearne, and other places in Robertson County (including many vanished communities & routes of country roads that no longer exist) at www.topozone.com. Under the "Get A Map" heading on the left-hand side of TopoZone's welcome page, you can search for places by name. Or, you can enter decimal degrees, degrees/minutes/seconds, or UTM coordinates (if you know them).

A map of most of Robertson County is located at TopoZone Robertson County Map. Once you pull-up this map, you can move it in any direction you wish by clicking on the eight bright green arrows on the sides of the map. It's best to place your cursor on a place of interest, then click your mouse. The image on the screen will reposition the map with your chosen location centered in the map and identified by a red target symbol. You can then blow-up the map to see as much detail as you like by using the "numeric" and "size" tabs located in the top border of the map. Using the numeric tabs on the left, you can shrink or enlarge maps from 1:25,000 to 1:50,000 to 1:100,000 to 1:200,000 (smallest to largest). Similarly, you can show greater detail by going from small to medium to large on the size tabs on the right. If you use the "1:25,000" and "large" settings, the locations of many (but not all) county cemeteries will appear. If you look closely while at these settings, small boxes mark houses, farm buildings, businesses, churches, schools; tanks, property lines, fence rows, and other features may also be visible.

The coordinates of where your cursor is located on the map are displayed in the lower left-hand corner. You can change this display from UTM (default) to decimal degrees to degrees/minutes/seconds by clicking the appropriate boxes. This feature enables you to record GPS coordinates for family farms, homes, barns, tanks, burial spots, commercial buildings, churches, schools, roads, etc.

TopoZone mapping information is based upon the U.S. Geological Survey's Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). Once the updates and revisions above are accomplished through the TDOT, an effort will be made to update GNIS data to assure that all Robertson County cemeteries and historic places appear in the future on TopoZone and similar maps.

The U.S. Census Bureau offers the following interactive map of Robertson County:

U.S. Census Bureau Robertson County TIGER Map

Historic Maps

Many of the images below are from the David Rumsey Collection by Cartography Associates at www.davidrumsey.com, which focuses on 18th and 19th century North and South American cartographic materials. The collection includes atlases, globes, school geographies, maritime charts, and a variety of separate maps including pocket, wall, children’s and manuscript maps. The David Rumsey Collection contains a treasure trove of online maps of early Texas. Maps of Robertson County -- including periods when Texas was a part of Mexico, when it was a Republic (1836 - 1845), and after it became a state (1845+) -- are displayed below. Most of these maps were derived as follows. After searching for "Texas" using the collection's search feature, each interactive map has been enlarged using the zoom feature to display Robertson County as it appeared on maps for the designated years. Though mostly accurate, some inaccuracies do appear (e.g., an 1857 map shows the Houston & Texas Central Railroad passing through Wheelock on its north/south route; an 1847 map still shows Texas as a state within Mexico).

All images in the David Rumsey Collection are copyright © 2002 by Cartography Associates. Images may not be reproduced or transmitted unless for personal use. For commercial use or republication, contact rumsey@luna-imp.com. These maps may take a while to load at low connection speeds.

GLO = Texas General Land Office Map Collection in Austin, TX
TSLAC = Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection in Austin, TX
C = Carnegie Center of Brazos Valley History, Bryan, TX, also has a copy of this map

General Maps

Map Names Descriptions

Texas County Formation Maps Animated county formation maps from SouthEastern Genealogy Online

Texas County Census Maps 1840 - 1920 County census maps from SouthEastern Genealogy Online

Robertson's Original Colony & Present Day Counties Central Texas Area Museum Of History, Salado, Bell County, TX, 1969

GLO Map #82 Upper surveys along the Brazos River in Robertson's Colony sold by the state of Coahuila and Texas, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C

GLO Map #122 Lower surveys in Robertson's Colony along the Brazos River sold by the state of Coahuila and Texas, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C

GLO Map #3995 from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

1821 - 1836 Texas Land Grants & Political Divisions From the University of Texas at Austin Map Collection

1835, Texas by David H. Burr, Published By J. H. Colton & Co., New York, New York

1820 - 1836 Texas Map USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library

1836, New Map Of Texas with the contiguous American & Mexican states, by J. H. Young, published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1836, State Of Texas by Professor H. D. Rogers & A. Keith Johnston

1838, Texas by Thomas G. Bradford

1840, Nouvelle Carte du Mexique du Texas et d'une partie des stats limitrophes, by A. H. Brue, Paris, France

1840, Texas by Jeremy Greenleaf, compiled from the latest and best authorities

GLO Map #1949 1840 Field Notes of Boundaries of Robertson's Colony & Milam's Colony, Incomplete, 9x12, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C

1841, Map Of Texas by Goodrich & Bradford, from the World Atlas

GLO Map #3178 1841 Sketch of the Robertson League on the Brazos River showing a conflict with T. J. Chambers, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

1844 Texas Map USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library

1844, Map Of Texas compiled from surveys recorded in the land office of Texas and other official surveys, by John Arrowsmith, Soho Square, London, England

1844, Map Of Texas & The Countries Adjacent compiled by the Bureau of the Corps of Topographical Engineers from the best authorities for the State Department, by E. H. Emory, War Department

1845 TSLAC Map #0022 Map of the Mercer Colony in Texas, May 1st, 1845. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection.

1846, Map Of Texas from the most recent authorities, published by C. S. Williams, Philadelphia, PA

GLO Map #3032 1846 Robertson District, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C

1847, Mapa de los Estados Unidos de Mejico I. Distuenell, 102 Broadway, Nueva York

1849 TSLAC Map #6369 Robertson County, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), no attribution, 29cm x 30cm, This image is hard to read; Map 7068 is almost identical. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

1849 TSLAC Map #7068 Robertson County, 1849, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), no attribution, 29cm x 36cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

1856, Texas published by J. H. Colton & Co, No. 172, William Street, New York, New York

1856, J. De Cordova's State Of Texas compiled from the records of the general land office of the state by Robert Greuzbaum, revised & corrected by Charles W. Pressler, J. H. Colton & Co., No. 172, William Street, New York, New York

1857, Texas of the United States showing the Galveston, Houston, & Henderson Railroad

1860, Johnson's Texas by J. J. Johnson & Browning

1861, Richardson's New Map Of The State Of Texas including part of Mexico, compiled from government surveys & other authentic documents, published by Charles De Silver, No. 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

GLO Map #3997 Robertson County Map, George J. Thielepape, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

1874, Eastern Portion Of Texas by Asher & Adams, from the National Atlas

1875, Cram's Railroad & Township Map Of Texas published by George F. Cram, proprietor of Western Map Depot, 66 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois

1882, Map Of Texas new enlarged scale, showing every railroad station & post office in the state, Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois

1882, Original New Baden Landowners Plat [1] large fold-out map included in 1882 Deutsch Colony Of New Baden booklet by John George Meyer, New Baden, TX, The Center For American History Collection, The University of Texas at Austin

1887 Central States Map USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library; shows railroad routes through Robertson County

GLO Map #63003 1889 John W. Maxey Map of Robertson County, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), (this map is also known as TSLAC Map #4724 & GLO Map #3996), C

1891, County & Railroad Map Of Texas large scale, compiled from the latest and most accurate surveys, Rand McNally & Co., map publishers and engravers, Chicago, Illinois

1892 TSLAC Map #3156 Robertson County, 25cm x 24cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

1895, Atlas

1902, Texas by Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois

August 28, 1913 - February 1928 Fire Insurance Map Of Calvert Published by State Fire Insurance Commission, Austin, Texas, From The Holdings Of The Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection

1917 Texas Atlas From the University of Texas at Austin Map Collection

April 1922, Map Of Eastern Robertson County Property Owners [2] Published By Love Abstract Company, Franklin, TX, From The Collections Of The U.S. Library Of Congress, Geography & Map Division, Washington, DC, C

1926 TSLAC Map #6370 Divisions of Robertson County in 1926, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), 30cm x 35cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

March 1927 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Of New Baden This map is displayed with permission of The Sanborn Company, Sanborn Library LLC. All Rights Reserved. Further reproductions prohibited without written permission from Sanborn Library, LLC. The map image was captured from an online database & copied in PDF format by Richard Warner, Library Associate, Maps, Sterling C. Evans Library, Texas A&M University.

GLO Map #64347
GLO Map #64348
GLO Map #64349 Houston and Brazos Valley Railway, Robertson County from Hearne to Mumford, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (images are unreadable online at all magnification levels)

1930 U.S. Census Map Map Produced By Love Abstract Company, Franklin, Texas, Census Enumeration Districts Are Drawn In Red

1930 TSLAC Map #6155 Division 17 Highway Map, 25cm x 34cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

1934 TSLAC Map #1485p Paul Whitley's Sectional Map of Texas, 26cm x 38cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C

1936, Robertson County Highway Map [2] Prepared By The Texas State Highway Department In Cooperation With
The U. S. Department Of Agriculture Bureau Of Public Roads

1938 TSLAC Map #6610 Traffic Map, Robertson County, 87cm x 119cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection .

1941 Partial Easterly Dome 1
1941 Partial Easterly Dome 2 Landownership Map Of Easterly Dome, Love Abstract Co., Franklin, blueline. From The Collections Of The U.S. Library Of Congress, Geography & Map Division, Washington, DC, C

September 1943 - October 1951 Fire Insurance Map Of Calvert Published by Texas Fire Insurance Department, Engineering Division, Austin, Texas
From The Holdings Of The Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection

GLO Map #73276 1945 Eltea Armstrong Map of Robertson County, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

GLO Map #9862 1966 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #1, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

GLO Map #9864 1976 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #5, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

GLO Map #7512 1983 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #6, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)

2001, Robertson County Map [2] Robertson County Appraisal District, 108 Morgan Street, Post Office Box 998, Franklin, Texas 77856, 979.828.5800

2001, Robertson County Map Hearne Chamber Of Commerce, 304 South Market Street, Hearne, Texas 77859
979.279.2351 phone, herncc1@alpha1.net e-mail, www.rtis.com/reg/hearne

Sanborn Digital Fire Insurance Maps

The Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps listed below are displayed with permission of The Sanborn Company, Sanborn Library LLC. All Rights Reserved. Further reproductions prohibited without written permission from Sanborn Library, LLC. For additional information, go to Sanborn Digital Maps. The map images were captured from an online database & copied in PDF format by Richard Warner, Library Associate, Maps, Sterling C. Evans Library, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

Map Numbers Descriptions

4418-1 Bremond #1 - 1.1926

4418-2 Bremond #2 - 1.1926

4418-3 Bremond #3 - 1.1926

4418-4 Bremond #4 - 1.1926

4418-5 Bremond #5 - 1.1926

4418-6 Bremond #6 - 1.1926 - 5.1937

4418-7 Bremond #7 - 1.1926 - 5.1937

4418-8 Bremond #8 - 1.1926 - 5.1937

4418-9 Bremond #9 - 1.1926 - 5.1937

4418-10 Bremond #10 - 1.1926 - 5.1937

8451-1 Calvert #1 - 7.1885

8451-2 Calvert #2 - 7.1885

8451-3 Calvert #3 - 5.1891

8451-4 Calvert #4 - 5.1891

8451-5 Calvert #5 - 5.1891

8451-6 Calvert #6 - 7.1896

8451-7 Calvert #7 - 7.1896

8451-8 Calvert #8 - 7.1896

8451-9 Calvert #9 - 7.1896

8451-10 Calvert #10 - 11.1901

8451-11 Calvert #11 - 11.1901

8451-12 Calvert #12 - 11.1901

8451-13 Calvert #13 - 11.1901

8451-14 Calvert #14 - 3.1906

8451-15 Calvert #15 - 3.1906

8451-16 Calvert #16 - 3.1906

8451-17 Calvert #17 - 3.1906

8451-18 Calvert #18 - 5.1911

8451-19 Calvert #19 - 5.1911

8451-20 Calvert #20 - 5.1911

8451-21 Calvert #21 - 5.1911

8451-22 Calvert #22 - 5.1911

8451-23 Calvert #23 - 3.1931

8451-24 Calvert #24 - 3.1931

8451-25 Calvert #25 - 3.1931

8451-26 Calvert #26 - 3.1931

8451-27 Calvert #27 - 3.1931

8451-28 Calvert #28 - 3.1931

8451-29 Calvert #29 - 3.1931

8451-30 Calvert #30 - 3.1931

8451-31 Calvert #31 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-32 Calvert #32 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-33 Calvert #33 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-34 Calvert #34 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-35 Calvert #35 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-36 Calvert #36 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-37 Calvert #37 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8451-38 Calvert #38 - 3.1931 - 9.1942

8570-1 Hearne #1 - 7.1885

8570-2 Hearne #2 - 5.1891

8570-3 Hearne #3 - 5.1891

8570-4 Hearne #4 - 1.1896

8570-5 Hearne #5 - 1.1896

8570-6 Hearne #6 - 11.1901

8570-7 Hearne #7 - 11.1901

8570-8 Hearne #8 - 11.1901

8570-9 Hearne #9 - 3.1906

8570-10 Hearne #10 - 3.1906

8570-11 Hearne #11 - 3.1906

8570-12 Hearne #12 - 3.1906

8570-13 Hearne #13 - 6.1911

8570-14 Hearne #14 - 6.1911

8570-15 Hearne #15 - 6.1911

8570-16 Hearne #16 - 6.1911

8570-17 Hearne #17 - 6.1925

8570-18 Hearne #18 - 6.1925

8570-19 Hearne #19 - 6.1925

8570-20 Hearne #20 - 6.1925

8570-21 Hearne #21 - 6.1925

8570-22 Hearne #22 - 6.1925

8570-23 Hearne #23 - 6.1925

8570-24 Hearne #24 - 6.1925

8570-25 Hearne #25 - 6.1925

8570-26 Hearne #26 - 6.1925

8570-27 Hearne #27 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-28 Hearne #28 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-29 Hearne #29 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-30 Hearne #30 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-31 Hearne #31 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-32 Hearne #32 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-33 Hearne #33 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-34 Hearne #34 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-35 Hearne #35 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8570-36 Hearne #36 - 6.1925 - 8.1940

8531 - 1 Franklin #1 - 4.1899

8531 - 2 Franklin #2 - 4.1899

8531 - 3 Franklin #3 - 10.1905

8531 - 4 Franklin #4 - 10.1905

8531 - 5 Franklin #5 - 4.1910

Map Names	Descriptions
Texas County Formation Maps	Animated county formation maps from SouthEastern Genealogy Online
Texas County Census Maps 1840 - 1920	County census maps from SouthEastern Genealogy Online
Robertson's Original Colony & Present Day Counties	Central Texas Area Museum Of History, Salado, Bell County, TX, 1969
GLO Map #82	Upper surveys along the Brazos River in Robertson's Colony sold by the state of Coahuila and Texas, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C
GLO Map #122	Lower surveys in Robertson's Colony along the Brazos River sold by the state of Coahuila and Texas, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C
GLO Map #3995	from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
1821 - 1836 Texas Land Grants & Political Divisions	From the University of Texas at Austin Map Collection
1835, Texas	by David H. Burr, Published By J. H. Colton & Co., New York, New York
1820 - 1836 Texas Map	USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library
1836, New Map Of Texas	with the contiguous American & Mexican states, by J. H. Young, published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1836, State Of Texas	by Professor H. D. Rogers & A. Keith Johnston
1838, Texas	by Thomas G. Bradford
1840, Nouvelle Carte du Mexique du Texas	et d'une partie des stats limitrophes, by A. H. Brue, Paris, France
1840, Texas	by Jeremy Greenleaf, compiled from the latest and best authorities
GLO Map #1949	1840 Field Notes of Boundaries of Robertson's Colony & Milam's Colony, Incomplete, 9x12, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C
1841, Map Of Texas	by Goodrich & Bradford, from the World Atlas
GLO Map #3178	1841 Sketch of the Robertson League on the Brazos River showing a conflict with T. J. Chambers, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
1844 Texas Map	USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library
1844, Map Of Texas	compiled from surveys recorded in the land office of Texas and other official surveys, by John Arrowsmith, Soho Square, London, England
1844, Map Of Texas & The Countries Adjacent	compiled by the Bureau of the Corps of Topographical Engineers from the best authorities for the State Department, by E. H. Emory, War Department
1845 TSLAC Map #0022	Map of the Mercer Colony in Texas, May 1st, 1845. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection.
1846, Map Of Texas	from the most recent authorities, published by C. S. Williams, Philadelphia, PA
GLO Map #3032	1846 Robertson District, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), C
1847, Mapa de los Estados Unidos de Mejico	I. Distuenell, 102 Broadway, Nueva York
1849 TSLAC Map #6369	Robertson County, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), no attribution, 29cm x 30cm, This image is hard to read; Map 7068 is almost identical. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
1849 TSLAC Map #7068	Robertson County, 1849, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), no attribution, 29cm x 36cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
1856, Texas	published by J. H. Colton & Co, No. 172, William Street, New York, New York
1856, J. De Cordova's State Of Texas	compiled from the records of the general land office of the state by Robert Greuzbaum, revised & corrected by Charles W. Pressler, J. H. Colton & Co., No. 172, William Street, New York, New York
1857, Texas of the United States	showing the Galveston, Houston, & Henderson Railroad
1860, Johnson's Texas	by J. J. Johnson & Browning
1861, Richardson's New Map Of The State Of Texas	including part of Mexico, compiled from government surveys & other authentic documents, published by Charles De Silver, No. 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
GLO Map #3997	Robertson County Map, George J. Thielepape, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
1874, Eastern Portion Of Texas	by Asher & Adams, from the National Atlas
1875, Cram's Railroad & Township Map Of Texas	published by George F. Cram, proprietor of Western Map Depot, 66 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois
1882, Map Of Texas	new enlarged scale, showing every railroad station & post office in the state, Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois
1882, Original New Baden Landowners Plat [1]	large fold-out map included in 1882 Deutsch Colony Of New Baden booklet by John George Meyer, New Baden, TX, The Center For American History Collection, The University of Texas at Austin
1887 Central States Map	USGenWeb - Texas Digital Map Library; shows railroad routes through Robertson County
GLO Map #63003	1889 John W. Maxey Map of Robertson County, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels), (this map is also known as TSLAC Map #4724 & GLO Map #3996), C
1891, County & Railroad Map Of Texas	large scale, compiled from the latest and most accurate surveys, Rand McNally & Co., map publishers and engravers, Chicago, Illinois
1892 TSLAC Map #3156	Robertson County, 25cm x 24cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
1895, Atlas
1902, Texas	by Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, Illinois
August 28, 1913 - February 1928 Fire Insurance Map Of Calvert	Published by State Fire Insurance Commission, Austin, Texas, From The Holdings Of The Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection
1917 Texas Atlas	From the University of Texas at Austin Map Collection
April 1922, Map Of Eastern Robertson County Property Owners [2]	Published By Love Abstract Company, Franklin, TX, From The Collections Of The U.S. Library Of Congress, Geography & Map Division, Washington, DC, C
1926 TSLAC Map #6370	Divisions of Robertson County in 1926, manuscript (hand-drawn map or tracing of map), 30cm x 35cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
March 1927 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Of New Baden	This map is displayed with permission of The Sanborn Company, Sanborn Library LLC. All Rights Reserved. Further reproductions prohibited without written permission from Sanborn Library, LLC. The map image was captured from an online database & copied in PDF format by Richard Warner, Library Associate, Maps, Sterling C. Evans Library, Texas A&M University.
GLO Map #64347 GLO Map #64348 GLO Map #64349	Houston and Brazos Valley Railway, Robertson County from Hearne to Mumford, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (images are unreadable online at all magnification levels)
1930 U.S. Census Map	Map Produced By Love Abstract Company, Franklin, Texas, Census Enumeration Districts Are Drawn In Red
1930 TSLAC Map #6155	Division 17 Highway Map, 25cm x 34cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
1934 TSLAC Map #1485p	Paul Whitley's Sectional Map of Texas, 26cm x 38cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection, C
1936, Robertson County Highway Map [2]	Prepared By The Texas State Highway Department In Cooperation With The U. S. Department Of Agriculture Bureau Of Public Roads
1938 TSLAC Map #6610	Traffic Map, Robertson County, 87cm x 119cm. From the Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection .
1941 Partial Easterly Dome 1 1941 Partial Easterly Dome 2	Landownership Map Of Easterly Dome, Love Abstract Co., Franklin, blueline. From The Collections Of The U.S. Library Of Congress, Geography & Map Division, Washington, DC, C
September 1943 - October 1951 Fire Insurance Map Of Calvert	Published by Texas Fire Insurance Department, Engineering Division, Austin, Texas From The Holdings Of The Texas State Library & Archives Commission Map Collection
GLO Map #73276	1945 Eltea Armstrong Map of Robertson County, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
GLO Map #9862	1966 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #1, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
GLO Map #9864	1976 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #5, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
GLO Map #7512	1983 Robertson County Rolled Sketch #6, from the Texas General Land Office Map Collection (image is unreadable online at all magnification levels)
2001, Robertson County Map [2]	Robertson County Appraisal District, 108 Morgan Street, Post Office Box 998, Franklin, Texas 77856, 979.828.5800
2001, Robertson County Map	Hearne Chamber Of Commerce, 304 South Market Street, Hearne, Texas 77859 979.279.2351 phone, herncc1@alpha1.net e-mail, www.rtis.com/reg/hearne

Map Numbers	Descriptions
4418-1	Bremond #1 - 1.1926
4418-2	Bremond #2 - 1.1926
4418-3	Bremond #3 - 1.1926
4418-4	Bremond #4 - 1.1926
4418-5	Bremond #5 - 1.1926
4418-6	Bremond #6 - 1.1926 - 5.1937
4418-7	Bremond #7 - 1.1926 - 5.1937
4418-8	Bremond #8 - 1.1926 - 5.1937
4418-9	Bremond #9 - 1.1926 - 5.1937
4418-10	Bremond #10 - 1.1926 - 5.1937
8451-1	Calvert #1 - 7.1885
8451-2	Calvert #2 - 7.1885
8451-3	Calvert #3 - 5.1891
8451-4	Calvert #4 - 5.1891
8451-5	Calvert #5 - 5.1891
8451-6	Calvert #6 - 7.1896
8451-7	Calvert #7 - 7.1896
8451-8	Calvert #8 - 7.1896
8451-9	Calvert #9 - 7.1896
8451-10	Calvert #10 - 11.1901
8451-11	Calvert #11 - 11.1901
8451-12	Calvert #12 - 11.1901
8451-13	Calvert #13 - 11.1901
8451-14	Calvert #14 - 3.1906
8451-15	Calvert #15 - 3.1906
8451-16	Calvert #16 - 3.1906
8451-17	Calvert #17 - 3.1906
8451-18	Calvert #18 - 5.1911
8451-19	Calvert #19 - 5.1911
8451-20	Calvert #20 - 5.1911
8451-21	Calvert #21 - 5.1911
8451-22	Calvert #22 - 5.1911
8451-23	Calvert #23 - 3.1931
8451-24	Calvert #24 - 3.1931
8451-25	Calvert #25 - 3.1931
8451-26	Calvert #26 - 3.1931
8451-27	Calvert #27 - 3.1931
8451-28	Calvert #28 - 3.1931
8451-29	Calvert #29 - 3.1931
8451-30	Calvert #30 - 3.1931
8451-31	Calvert #31 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-32	Calvert #32 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-33	Calvert #33 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-34	Calvert #34 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-35	Calvert #35 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-36	Calvert #36 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-37	Calvert #37 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8451-38	Calvert #38 - 3.1931 - 9.1942
8570-1	Hearne #1 - 7.1885
8570-2	Hearne #2 - 5.1891
8570-3	Hearne #3 - 5.1891
8570-4	Hearne #4 - 1.1896
8570-5	Hearne #5 - 1.1896
8570-6	Hearne #6 - 11.1901
8570-7	Hearne #7 - 11.1901
8570-8	Hearne #8 - 11.1901
8570-9	Hearne #9 - 3.1906
8570-10	Hearne #10 - 3.1906
8570-11	Hearne #11 - 3.1906
8570-12	Hearne #12 - 3.1906
8570-13	Hearne #13 - 6.1911
8570-14	Hearne #14 - 6.1911
8570-15	Hearne #15 - 6.1911
8570-16	Hearne #16 - 6.1911
8570-17	Hearne #17 - 6.1925
8570-18	Hearne #18 - 6.1925
8570-19	Hearne #19 - 6.1925
8570-20	Hearne #20 - 6.1925
8570-21	Hearne #21 - 6.1925
8570-22	Hearne #22 - 6.1925
8570-23	Hearne #23 - 6.1925
8570-24	Hearne #24 - 6.1925
8570-25	Hearne #25 - 6.1925
8570-26	Hearne #26 - 6.1925
8570-27	Hearne #27 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-28	Hearne #28 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-29	Hearne #29 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-30	Hearne #30 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-31	Hearne #31 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-32	Hearne #32 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-33	Hearne #33 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-34	Hearne #34 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-35	Hearne #35 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8570-36	Hearne #36 - 6.1925 - 8.1940
8531 - 1	Franklin #1 - 4.1899
8531 - 2	Franklin #2 - 4.1899
8531 - 3	Franklin #3 - 10.1905
8531 - 4	Franklin #4 - 10.1905
8531 - 5	Franklin #5 - 4.1910