2019 Map of Bee Cave

About this map

Bee Cave sits at the heart of this Travis County survey, where the expanding suburbs of west Austin meet the complex drainages of the Texas Hill Country. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Colorado River, which forms both Lake Travis in the northwest and Lake Austin further downstream. The map documents the dense residential development around Lakeway and The Hills, contrasted against the significant relief of Chalk Knob, Maul Hill, and Dittmar Hill. Genealogists will find several burial sites including White Rock Cem and Roberts Cem, while hydrologic features like Santa Monica Springs and Thomas Springs point to the area's natural water sources. The transition from rural hilly terrain to modern commerce is evident in the corridors surrounding the Shops at the Galleria Pkwy, illustrating the rapid suburban growth occurring during this era.