2010 Map of Bandera

About this map

Bandera sits at the heart of this Hill Country landscape, situated along a sharp bend of the Medina River. This 2010 survey shows a region defined by its hydrography and topography, where ranching roads like Ranch Rd 1077 and Ranch Rd 3240 wind through local landmarks such as Rugh Hill and Town Mountain. The mapping captures a network of private water management features, including Alkek Lake Number 1 and Conoco Lake Number 1, alongside natural sources like Mansfield Spring. South of the town center, the terrain opens into the Potato Flats near Lobo Mountain Ranch Airport, illustrating how modern infrastructure has integrated with the traditional ranching landscape. To the west, the deep drainage of Stove Hollow and Clark Hollow marks the transition into more varied relief, while the Medina River remains the primary artery connecting these various ranching and residential areas.