Robertson, Texas is a small town located in the heart of Central Texas. It is situated in Robertson County, which is part of the Bryan-College Station metropolitan area. The population of Robertson is approximately 1,500 people and it has a total area of 2.2 square miles.

The town was founded in 1846 by William H. Robertson and named after him. It was originally a farming community and today it still retains its rural charm with its rolling hills and lush green pastures. The town has several historic buildings including the old courthouse, which dates back to 1854, and the old post office building from 1887.

The town is home to several businesses including restaurants, shops, banks, and other services. There are also several churches in the area as well as a library and museum dedicated to local history. The town also hosts an annual festival called “Rodeo Days” which celebrates the cowboy culture of Central Texas.

The climate in Robertson is generally mild with hot summers and cool winters. The average temperature ranges from 40-90 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year with occasional snowfall during winter months. The town receives an average of 35 inches of rain per year making it ideal for growing crops such as cotton, corn, wheat, hay, and sorghum.

Overall Robertson is a small but vibrant community that offers its residents a peaceful atmosphere while still providing access to all the amenities of larger cities nearby.