2019 Map of Bandera

About this map

Bandera sits at the heart of this Texas Hill Country landscape, where the Medina River carves a winding path through complex limestone topography. The 2019 survey documents a mix of traditional ranching terrain and modern recreational development. To the north, Lake Hiawatha and Conoco Lake Number 1 are surrounded by a dense network of suburban-style residential streets, while the southern half of the map remains defined by broader geographical features like Potato Flats and Mule Hollow. The map highlights numerous natural water sources critical to the region's character, including Dripping Springs, Kindle Spring, and Mansfield Spring. Significant elevation changes are marked by Town Mtn and Rugh Hill, providing a detailed look at the local relief. Smaller waterways such as San Julian Cr and Bruins Cr drain the uplands, feeding into the larger river system that has shaped the settlement patterns of Bandera County for generations.