Square Top Mountain
Historical marker location:Named, 1919, by students and professors making a geological survey for the University of Texas. The peak rises 450 feet above its base and may be part of King Mountain, 1.5 miles W.
This pioneer landmark contains fossil shells 450 million years old from a prehistoric sea
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