Kinney's Fort Site (Round Rock, Texas)
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First settlement in Williamson County. Erected as a home by Dr. Thomas Kenney and Joseph Barnhart in the spring of 1839. Served as a place of defense during Indian raids. Rendezvous of the Santa Fe Expedition, 1841. Here the archives of the Republic of Texas en route to Washington-on-the-Brazos were captured on December 31, 1842 and returned to Austin. Fort no longer exists, except for a flag pole. Historical marker placed there by local school children.
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Coordinates: 30°30'46"N 97°38'27"W
- comanche running battle of brushy creek 1839 23 km
- East Avenue 27 km
- Heep Ranch 47 km
- Former Navy Ordnance Plant 103 km
- Grass Pond Colony 147 km
- Cable Ranch 154 km
- Approximate path of tornado in September 1988 154 km
- Allens Creek Nuclear Plant and Reservoir 172 km
- Site of Cliff Maus Airport 305 km
- Location of Naval Auxiliary Air Station Rodd Field 319 km
- Sonoma 1.3 km
- Lake Forest Community 2.2 km
- Oak Bluff Estates 3.4 km
- Forest Creek Golf Club 3.8 km
- Springbrook Glen 4.7 km
- Pflugerville City Limits with Round Rock Address 5.2 km
- Blackhawk Golf Club 7.8 km
- Villages of Hidden Lake 10 km
- Williamson County 16 km
- Travis County 24 km