Strickland Grove: IH-35 @ CR-142
Few places in Central Texas have a history as closely tied to the north–south road corridor as Strickland Grove. This small Williamson County locality lies beside Interstate 35 at the County Road 142 interchange, signed for Ronald Reagan Boulevard, north of Georgetown. Its setting is part of the developing outer edge of the Austin metropolitan area, where open, gently rolling land meets multilane highways and suburban construction. Interstate 35 is one of Texas’s principal north–south routes, linking several of the state’s largest urban areas. Georgetown, the Williamson County seat, is known for its courthouse square. Strickland Grove reflects the changing Austin–Georgetown corridor, where transport infrastructure is reshaping a formerly rural setting.
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