Hill County

Hill County is an administrative region in Central Texas with varied land that includes limestone hills and grasslands. The landscape features terrain from the Edwards Plateau with different geographic characteristics throughout.

The area was an important location during early exploration missions in American frontier history. These journeys of discovery helped shape the region's development.

The area shows influences from Native Americans and European settlers that you can see in local museums and community events. This cultural mix shapes how people here live and identify themselves.

A good network of roads connects different areas and makes it easy to visit outdoor activities and nature reserves. You can explore the region comfortably by car.

Natural springs from the Edwards Aquifer system feed different water sources across the area. These water resources are important for local farming and the region's economy.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1853

Capital city: Hillsboro

Shares border with: Bosque County, Ellis County, Navarro County, Johnson County, Limestone County, McLennan County

Website: http://co.hill.tx.us

GPS coordinates: 31.99000,-97.13000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:04