History of Rivers, Streamsand Lakes

With one of Texas' major rivers, the Brazos, as itseastern boundary, Milam County's history can be viewed through the history ofits water resources. According to the Texas Handbook Online (THO), Little Riverdrainage area covers 7,560 square miles. In Texas, availability of water was asmuch a prerequisite for early settlers as it is today.

Following are links to article from THO that focus on therivers, streams and lakes of Milam County.

A B C D E F G H I JK L M N O PQ R S T U V W X Y Z

- A -

ALCOA LAKE
ALLEN CREEK
Alligator Creek

- B -

BIG BRIARY CREEK
BIG ELM CREEK
BRIAR BRANCH
brushy creek

- C -

CAMP CREEK
CANNONSNAP CREEK
CEDAR CREEK
CLAYS CREEK
COW CREEK
cross creek

- D -

DARRS CREEK
DAVIDSON CREEK
donahoe creek
DRY SANDY CREEK

- E -

EAST YEGUA CREEK

- H -

HARL CREEK
HOG CREEK
KNOB CREEK

- L -

LITTLE RIVER

- M -

MAYSFIELD CREEK
MCFALL BRANCH

- N -

NORTH ELM CREEK

- P -

pecan creek
PERCH WELL
PIN OAK CREEK
POND CREEK

- R -

REECE CREEK

- S -

SAN GABRIEL RIVER

- T -

turkey creek