LK Limestone near Marquez, TX is historically significant as it was once owned by Texas governor Bill Clements. The limestone quarry is a major hydrological feature of the area and is fed by several small creeks and springs. The surface flows in the area are primarily regulated by the Navasota River, which is a vital source of water for the surrounding agricultural lands. Snowpack providers in the area include the occasional winter storm, which can result in snow and ice accumulation on the ground. The quarry is used for limestone extraction and is an important resource for construction and road-building industries in the region. There are no recreational activities available at the quarry.