Draft:Geography of Early

Pecan Bayou
Length (within boundaries)	76.6 mi (123.2 km)
Length (total)	approx. 90 mi (144.8 km)
Source	Callahan County, TX/Taylor County, TX
Mouth	Merges with the Colorado River in Mullin

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The geography of Early encompasses the topography and major rivers of Early.

Geography

Topography

Places by elevation
Rank	Name of place	Elevation (ft)	Elevation (m)	Notes
1	Santa Anna Mountains	1932	589	Highest point
2	Hog Mountains	1919	585
3	Star Mountain	1893	577
4	/ Salt Mountain	1804	550
5	Spur Mountain	1801	549
6	Long Pompey Mountain	1761	537
7	Little Pompey Mountain	1738	530
8	Cross Plains	1736	529	Highest city
9	Santa Anna	1722	525
10	Turkey Peak Mountain	1712	522
11	Coleman	1696	517
12	Taterhill Mountain	1673	510
13	May	1667	508
14	Becker Mountain	1646	502
15	Rising Star	1624	495
16	Blanket	1620	494
17	Holloway Mountains	1610	491
18	Bangs	1607	490
19	Krueger Hill	1591	485
20 (tie)	Mayberry Mountain	1551	473
20(tie)	Lancaster Hill	1551	473
22 (tie)	Round Mountain	1545	471
22 (tie)	Indian Mountain	1545	471
24	Round Mountain	1541	470

Bodies of water

Major rivers

The Pecan Bayou is a slow-moving stream that runs right through the middle of the Federal Republic, which straddles 6 ceremonial states: May, Brownwood, Early, Zephyr, Brookesmith, and Mullin. The Pecan Bayou was named for the pecans Native Americans had collected, such as the Tonkawa and Comanche peoples, along with red cactus fruit, wild plums, and acorns. The region had several explorations prior to the American Civil War, in the years 1849, 1851, and 1855-56.

Climate

Climate data for Asentamiento, Federal Republic of Early
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Record high °F (°C)	91 (32.8)	98 (36.7)	99 (37.2)	102 (38.9)	108 (42.2)	110 (43.3)	113 (45)	111 (43.9)	109 (42.8)	103 (39.4)	94 (34.4)	89 (31.7)	113 (45)
Average high °F (°C)	59.1 (15.06)	62.8 (17.11)	70.9 (21.61)	79.3 (26.28)	85.6 (29.78)	93 (33.9)	97 (36.1)	97.2 (36.22)	90 (32.2)	80.7 (27.06)	69 (20.6)	60.4 (15.78)	78.75 (25.972)
Daily mean °F (°C)	45.5 (7.5)	49.8 (9.89)	56.7 (13.72)	65.4 (18.56)	73 (22.8)	80.5 (26.94)	84.1 (28.94)	84.0 (28.89)	76.9 (24.94)	66.7 (19.28)	55.3 (12.94)	46.9 (8.28)	65.4 (18.556)
Average low °F (°C)	31.9 (-0.06)	35.1 (1.72)	42.6 (5.89)	51.6 (10.89)	60.3 (15.72)	67.9 (19.94)	71.2 (21.78)	70.7 (21.5)	63.9 (17.72)	52.9 (11.61)	41.6 (5.33)	33.3 (0.72)	51.92 (11.065)
Record low °F (°C)	-2 (-18.9)	0 (-17.8)	10 (-12.2)	26 (-3.3)	34 (1.1)	46 (7.8)	53 (11.7)	48 (8.9)	37 (2.8)	19 (-7.2)	12 (-11.1)	-6 (-21.1)	−6 (−21.1)
Source: Weatherbase^[2]

References

↑ https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/pecan-bayou-callahan-county
↑ . Weatherbase http://www.weatherbase.com/weather/weather.php3?s=831114&cityname=Early-Texas-United-States-of-America. Missing or empty |title= (help)

[1] ttps://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/pecan-bayou-callahan-county

[Weatherbase-2] . Weatherbase http://www.weatherbase.com/weather/weather.php3?s=831114&cityname=Early-Texas-United-States-of-America. Missing or empty |title= (help)

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