1910 Map of Austin
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
The Colorado River winds through the heart of Central Texas, its path obstructed by the City Dam and creating the early reservoir of Lake McDonald. In this late-nineteenth-century survey, the landscape reveals a transition from the rugged Jollyville Plateau and landmarks like Mt Bonnel to the emerging urban grid of Austin. Transportation at this time relied heavily on river crossings such as Cameron Ferry, Sylvester Ford, and Stones Ford. Beyond the city limits, educational and spiritual centers like Saint Edwards College, Johnsons Institute, and Friendship Church serve as vital community anchors.
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Editions of this 1910 Austin Map
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Historical Maps of Austin Through Time
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