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Map – MLS Boundaries & Zipcode Maps – Greater Austin Area Greater Austin Zip Code Map Locally Grown. Bertram 35 971 78605 78633 Granger 78642 78530 Lake 971 Nationally Strong. Georgetown Liberty Hill 78626 Georgetown 1331 78628 Taylor Marble Falls Leander 78634 35 78665 Hutto 78574 78641 Round 78681 Rock Cedar 95 Park 78664 78654 78717 78613 Lago Vista Coupland Spicewood 78729 78660 78645 78615 Pflugerville 78726 78750 78727 Lake 78759 Travis 78753 78758 78669 78750 Lakeway 78732 962E 78730 78754 78734 78731 Manor 78757 Elgin 78733 78752 78756 78653 78621 78738 2244 78746 78751 3238 78705 78723 78703 78712 78724 2244 78701 78722 78721 95 78735 Austin 78702 78736 12 78704 78742 78620 78741 78725 Dripping 78749 Springs 78745 78737 78744 78739 35 78748 78617 78652 95 Greater Austin Driftwood 78747 Bastrop 78612 21 78619 967 12 78602 95 Buda 21 Cedar Creek 78676 Lytton 21 78640 Springs Wimberley Kyle 78666 78616 35 Lockhart 78644 Copyright©2018Independencetitle.com & Independence Title Independence Title Independence Title LEARN LEARN LEARN MORE IndependenceTitle.com MORE IndependenceTitle.com MORE IndependenceTitle.com The Austin Business Journal’s Number One Title Company! Area Boundary Description Area Boundary Description Area Boundary Description 1A Hwy 183 to MoPac Expwy to FM 2222 to Loop 360 to Hwy 183 CLS FM 1431 to the Sandy Creek Arm to Lake Travis to the Cypress NW FM 620 to Parmer Lane to McNeil Road to Spicewood Springs 1B FM 2222 to MoPac Expwy to W 35th Street to W 38th Street to Creek Arm to FM 2769 to FM 620 to Parmer Lane to FM 1431 Road to Bull Creek to FM 2222 (aka Bullock Hollow) to FM 620 Lampasas MLS Lamar Blvd to the Colorado River to Loop 360 to FM 2222 CM Comal County PF Hwy 45 (Louis Henna Blvd) to Meister Road to Zip Code 78664 County 1N Spicewood Springs Road to McNeil Road to Parmer Lane to MoPac DT MLK Blvd to IH 35 to the Colorado River to Lamar Blvd to MLK Blvd to Zip Code 78634 to Hodde Lane to Cameron Road to Yager 36 Expwy to Hwy 183 to Loop 360 to FM 2222 to Bull Creek to EL Elgin School District and McDade School District Lane to Parmer Lane to IH 35 to Hwy 45 (Louis Henna Blvd) 190 Lometa MT LP Spicewood Springs Road FC Fayette County to Smithville School District RA Academy School District, Rogers School District and Morgans Point BOUNDARY 2 Hwy 183 to IH 35 to FM 2222, to MoPac Expwy to Hwy 183 GP Gillespie County Rosebud-Lott School District in Bell County Bell 183 281 Resort 2N Parmer Lane to IH 35 to Hwy 183 to MoPac to Parmer Lane GTE IH 35 to Round Rock School District to Hutto School District to RN Lake Travis to FM 2769 to RR 620 to FM 2222 (aka Bullock 190 County Temple Killeen BT 53 2086 3 Hwy 183 to IH 35 to MLK to Hwy 183 - Zip Codes 78722 & 78723 Granger School District to Zip Code 76527 to IH 35 Hollow) to Loop 360 to the Colorado River to Lake Travis 580 3E Hwy 183 to Hwy 290 to Decker Lane to Lindell Lane to Blue Bluff GTW IH 35 to Round Rock School District to Zip Code 78681 to RRE IH 35 to Georgetown School District Line to Hutto School District 190 190 Lampasas Harker Belton Seaton Heights 485 MAP Road to Bloor Road to FM 973 to Gilbert Road to Nez Perce Trace to Parmer Lane to Ronald Reagan Exwy to County Road 268 to Hwy Line to Zip Code 78634 to Zip Code 78660 Meister Road to Hwy KL 195 436 RA Decker Lake Road to FM 969 to Hwy 183 - Zip Code 78724 29 to Zip Code 76527 to IH 35 45 (Louis Henna Blvd) to IH 35 4 FM 2222 to IH 35 to 38th _ Street to 38th Street to 35th Street to GZ Gonzales County RRW IH 35 to FM 1325 to Loop 45 to FM 620 to Parmer Lane to FM 190 95 MoPac Expwy to FM 2222 HD Hays County - Dripping Springs School District to the Blanco 1431 to County Road 175 to Zip Code 78628 to the Georgetown 2843 2268 5 FM 969 to Hwy 183 to the Colorado River to IH 35 to FM 969 County line School District to IH 35 281 SH Holland - Zip Code 78702 & 78721 HH Hays County - Hays Consolidated School District SC IH 35 to Brandt Road, Nuckols Crossing Road, Thaxton Road, Burnet 2268 WW 5E FM 969 to the Bastrop County line to the Colorado River to Hwy 183 HS Hays County - San Marcos School District Colton-Bluff Springs Road to Hwy 183 to the Caldwell County County JA to FM 969 - Zip code 78725 HU Georgetown School District to Taylor School District to the Travis line to the Hays County Line to IH 35 - Zip Code 78747 6 The Colorado River to IH 35 to Ben White Blvd to Lamar Blvd to the County line to Zip Code 78660 to Hwy 130 to Zip Code 78664 SE The Colorado River to the Bastrop County Line to the Caldwell Burnet 183 Williamson 29 29 County Colorado River to Round Rock School District to Georgetown School District County Line to Hwy 183 to the Colorado River WE Granger LH GTW Lake 7 The Colorado River to Lamar Blvd to Loop 360 to Barton Creek to the HW Hays County - Wimberley School District to the Comal County SH Salado School District, Holland School District and Bartlett BU Liberty Lake GTE 95 Hill Georgetown Colorado River line to the Blanco County line to the Dripping Springs School School District in Bell County 281 8E The Colorado River to Barton Creek to Loop 360 to the Colorado District to the Wimberley School District SV Lee County line to La Grange School District to Flatonia School 29 29 CLN Georgetown HU River JA Jarrell School District to Zip Code 78626 to Zip Code 78628 to District to the Caldwell County line to Zip Code 78662 to Zip Marble Falls 2243 RRE 1431 79 8W The Colorado River to Loop 360 to Barton Creek to the Lake Travis Jarrell School District Code 78602 to McDade School District to the Lee County line LN Leander Taylor Hutto Thrall School District to the Colorado River Killeen School District, Florence School District, Lampasas 1431 KL SWE Slaughter Lane to IH 35 to the Hays County line to FM 1626 to Round 79 Cedar Rock 9 The Colorado River to Hwy 183 to Hwy 71 to IH 35 to the Colorado School District and Copperas Cove School District in Bell County Hwy 45 to MoPac Expwy to Slaughter Lane Travis Park TCT 71 Spicewood RRW River LP Lampasas County SWW Hwy 290 to MoPac Expwy to Hwy 45 to FM 1626 to the Hays LW County CLS 10N MoPac Expwy to Barton Creek to Ben White Blvd to IH 35 to William LC Lee County to Elgin School District County line to Hwy 290 2769 N PF Lake Pflugerville Cannon Drive to MoPac Expwy LH Florence School District to the Georgetown Zip Code to the TC Thrall School District to the Lee County line to Elgin School Travis NW 183 281 1N 10S William Cannon Drive to IH 35 to Slaughter Lane to MoPac Expwy to Leander School District to the Burnet County line to the Florence District to the Pflugerville School District to the Hutto School 2N RN 2222 William Cannon Drive School District District to the Georgetown School District to the Granger School 620 1A Blanco 71 NE Manor 290 11 Hwy 71 to IH 35 to Brandt Road, Nuckols Crossing Road, Thaxton LL Llano County District to the Thrall School District LS 2 EL Austin MA Elgin Road, Colton Bluff Springs Road to Hwy 183 to Hwy 71 - Zip Code LN Williamson County Line to the Big Sandy Creek to Nameless UT Lamar Blvd to 38th Street to 38th _ Street to IH 35 to MLK Blvd County 8W 4 183 360 1B 3E 290 UT 3 78744 Road to the Sandy Creek Arm to Lake Travis (north shore) to the to Lamar Blvd 8E Johnson DT 5 City 290 W 7 BA Elgin School District to McDade School District Zip Code 78659 to Burnet County Line to Williamson County Line W Barton Creek to MoPac to Hwy 290 to the Hays County Line to 290 6 9 5E 95 HD 290 Lake Zip Code 78957 to Zip Code 78953 to Zip Code 78662 to the LW The Colorado River (west shore) to the Pedernales River to Barton Creek SWW Bastrop BA 290 10N 71 SE Caldwell County line to FM 20 to Hwy 71 to FM 969 to the Colorado Dripping Springs School District to the Blanco County line to Hwy WE Taylor School District to the Coupland School District to the Lee 281 11 Dripping 10S Springs River to Elgin School District 71 to Hwy 281 to the Colorado River County line to the Milam County line to the Bell County line to 12 SWE 183 71 BL Llano County line to the Burnet County line to Hwy 71 to the Dripping LS Lake Travis (south shore) to the Colorado River to Eanes School Jarrell School District to Georgetown School District to the Taylor SC Bastrop Bastrop Blanco Hays Creedmoor County Spring School District to the Hays County line to the Comal County District to Barton Creek to the Hays County line to Dripping School District Buda County BW 71 line to the Kendall County line to the Gillespie County line to the Springs School District to the Pedernales River to the Colorado WW Bell County Line to Jarrell School District to Georgetown School HH 20 967 Llano County line River to Lake Travis District to Liberty Hill School District to the Burnet County Line to HW BU Lampasas County line to the Bell County line to the Williamson MA Williamson County Line to Elgin School District to the Bastrop the Bell County Line 183 32 CC SV Country line to the Travis County line to the Colorado River to Hwy County Line to FM 969 to Decker Lake Road to Nez Perce Tract OT Property not included in any other area 306 281 Hwy 71 to the Blanco County line to the Llano County line to the to Gilbert Road to FM 973 to Bloor to Blue Bluff Road to Lindell 20 32 HS Lockhart Boundary Descriptions became effective 2010 Lampasas County line to Decker Lane to Hwy 290 to Hwy 130 to Parmer Lane to San Marcos 80 BT Belton School District, Temple School District and Gatesville School Cameron Road to Hodde to the Williamson County Line Canyon Lake Boundary Descriptions – ©ABOR/ACTRIS.
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