Belton: IH14@Wheat
Belton combines a courthouse-centered small-town core with the fast-moving corridor of Interstate 14 in a way that reflects its position in central Texas. The city is the county seat of Bell County and lies beside Nolan Creek, a tributary of the Leon River. Its downtown is anchored by the Bell County Courthouse, while the University of Mary Hardin–Baylor gives the community an important academic presence. Interstate 14 follows the former U.S. Route 190 corridor through the area, linking Belton with Killeen and other communities across the region. Parks and creekside paths soften the transition between the civic center, campus and highway-oriented development.
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Built around a county-seat site beside Nolan Creek, Belton grew into the administrative center of Bell County. The city lies in Central Texas, where Nolan Creek joins the Leon River system and the limestone country meets the Blackland Prairie. Downtown is anchored by the 1885 Bell County Courthouse, a major local landmark. Belton is also home to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, an institution whose origins reach back to 1845, when it was founded as Baylor Female College. Browse additional webcams from Central Texas to extend your view of the Nolan Creek and Leon River country.
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