Originally founded in 1856, Hamilton County stretches out over 836 square miles across the Edwards Plateau. Unlike many of its neighboring counties, Hamilton County does not possess a plethora of waterways running through it. Throughout the entirety of its land, only half a square mile of the county consists of water. Nevertheless, Hamilton County brings a host of exciting amenities and activities to its 8,159 residents. Billy the Kid museum entertains and educates hundreds of guests each month, while Red Wing Dove Vineyard gives residents a taste of fresh local wine. Of 254 counties in the Lone Star State, Hamilton County ranks 195th in terms of size (836 square miles). Hamilton County is in Hill Country North Texas. There is almost 1,000 acres of riverfront property for sale in Texas's Hamilton County based on recent Land Network data. The combined market value of ranches, farms, hunting land and other rural land and acreage for sale here is $7 million. Browse all waterfront property for sale in Hamilton County on the Land Network to find the marina, lakefront and other recreational property that meets your needs, from waterside land perfect as a retirement investment to existing residential waterfront land and property for hunting, fishing and other outdoor-recreation pursuits! The most common type of land for sale by combined acreage in Hamilton County is undeveloped land.