1892 Map of Ballinger

About this map

Ballinger stands as the primary hub in this late nineteenth-century survey, situated at the confluence of the Colorado River and several tributary creeks. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major waterways and early transit lines, most notably the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway which cuts across the terrain through Talpa and Valera. To the south, the Concho River flows past Paint Rock, while the northern portion of the map shows the early settlements of Novice and the namesake seat at Runnels.