2010 Map of Big Draw

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The Llano River and its numerous tributaries dominate this 2010 Kimble County landscape, illustrating a classic Edwards Plateau drainage pattern. The water network includes the southward-reaching Gentry Creek, Johnson Fork, and the eponymous Big Draw, all converging toward the river's main stem. This modern survey provides a detailed look at the rural property boundaries and roads that crisscross the Texas Hill Country, centered around the distinctive peak of Teacup Mountain. Genealogy researchers will find the Gentry Creek Cemetery situated near the intersection of the creek and the primary highway. Upstream to the northwest, the terrain is defined by the Gorman Draw and the reliably marked Gorman Spring, highlighting the essential role of water sources in this dry, ranching-oriented region of the state.