The land of the “Father of College Station” is situated in the Bryan-College Station metro area, which is a nice and charming territory irrigated by the Somerville Lake, Gibbons Creek Reservoir, and Lake Bryan. This community incorporated in the late 1930s has made it into the top 20 list of the largest metro areas in Texas States, so we are sure that you are going to find in this corner of the Bryan-College Station area anything you can possibly need. This city has a total extension area of more than 40 square miles of territory elevated almost 340 feet above sea level and it was a silent witness of the construction of the Houston and Texas Central Railway back in the 1860s.