Liberty Hill, Williamson County
· 101 Church St, Liberty Hill, TX 78642
Halo = census tracts whose population-weighted centroid sits within
10 miles of this church. A descriptive snapshot of the
demographic field at the church's doorstep — not exclusive territory.
Halo population
124,715
27 tracts
5-year change
+45,433
57.3% vs. 2018
% Hispanic
22.0%
% Under 18
27.8%
Pop-weighted income
$135,167
High-growth tracts
16
tracts above 25% in 5 yrs
By raw population added in halo: 7th
of 69 North District churches.
By halo growth rate: 1st
of 69 North District churches.
Reading the field
The halo sits in the upper third of the district for raw 5-year population gain (rank 7 of 69). It's also one of the fastest-growing halos by rate (57% in five years, rank 1 of 69) — the field around this church is changing quickly. Demographically the halo reads as family-heavy, affluent (22% Hispanic, 28% under 18, median income $135,167). Posture: this is reach territory — substantial new arrivals, many of them families. The question is how to be visible to people who haven't found a church yet.
Halo map
Top growing tracts inside the halo
Place
County
Pop 2023
Pop 2018
5-yr added
Growth
% Hisp
% <18
Williamson County (rural)
Williamson
10,811
1,706
+9,104
200%+
26.3%
32.5%
Santa Rita Ranch
Williamson
7,982
1,471
+6,510
200%+
29.7%
32.3%
Leander
Travis
5,762
281
+5,480
200%+
11.2%
30.4%
Williamson County (rural)
Williamson
6,644
1,792
+4,851
200%+
23.9%
31.1%
Leander
Williamson
5,105
1,100
+4,004
200%+
16.7%
27.0%
Reading this briefing
A halo is every census tract whose population-weighted centroid
sits within 10 straight-line miles of the church location.
"Pop-weighted income" averages tract median household income, weighting
each tract by its population. Tracts where ACS suppresses median income
(small samples) are excluded from this average.
The same tract can sit inside multiple churches' halos — overlapping
halos describe shared mission fields, not exclusive territory.