Georgetown.
North of Austin, and the county seat of Williamson County since 1848. Home to a historic courthouse square and Southwestern University.
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Georgetown, by the facts.
People
106,907 residents in the Census Bureau's July 1, 2025 estimate. The 2020 Census counted 67,176.
Source →History
Named in July 1848 for George Washington Glasscock Sr., who donated the land. The Williamson County Courthouse on the Square was completed in 1911.
Source →Red poppies
Georgetown is the Red Poppy Capital of Texas, with the Red Poppy Festival on the Square each April. Southwestern University has been here since 1877.
Source →Schools
Georgetown ISD has more than 13,800 students at 11 elementary, 4 middle and 3 high schools, plus 2 alternative campuses.
Source →Home values
Median value of owner-occupied homes: $429,100 (Census American Community Survey, 2020 to 2024).
Source →Georgetown,
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