| Texas Post Oak Savannah |
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| Immediately west of the East Texas Piney
Woods we find the Post Oak Savannah emerging almost
imperceptibly with its subtle changes in soil and vegetation.
This approximately 8,500,000 acres of gently rolling to hilly
land receives an annual rainfall of 35 to 45 inches per year.
While much of this area is somewhat arid due to the clay pan
soils, a notable exception occurs in Bastrop County, the home of
the Lost Pines. The Carrizo sands here harbor a unique community
of loblolly pine, post oak, and blackjack oak. |
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Anderson County Courthouse |
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Brazos County Courthouse |
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Burleson County Courthouse |
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Collin County Courthouse |
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Dallas County Courthouse |
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Delta County Courthouse |
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| Ellis County Courthouse |
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| Falls County Courthouse |
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| Fannin County Courthouse |
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| Franklin County Courthouse |
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| Freestone County Courthouse |
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| Grayson County Courthouse |
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| Grimes County Courthouse |
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| Henderson County Courthouse |
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| Hopkins County Courthouse |
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| Hunt County Courthouse |
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| Kaufman County Courthouse |
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| Lamar County Courthouse |
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| Leon County Courthouse |
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| Limestone County Courthouse |
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| Madison County Courthouse |
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| Milam County Courthouse |
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| Navarro County Courthouse |
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| Rains County Courthouse |
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| Red River County Courthouse |
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| Robertson County Courthouse |
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| Rockwell County Courthouse |
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| Smith County Courthouse |
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| Titus County Courthouse |
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| Van Zandt County Courthouse |
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| Wood County Courthouse |
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