2016 Map of Big Draw

About this map

Gentry Creek Cem sits at the heart of this landscape where the Llano River and its various tributaries have carved a complex network of draws and creeks through the Texas Hill Country. This 2016 survey highlights the persistent rural character of Kimble County, showing the intersection of long-established ranching routes like Old Robbins Ranch Rd and local connectors such as Wooten Rd. The area is defined by its water sources, including the secluded Gorman Spring and the significant confluence of Johnson Fork with the main river channel. Local landmarks like Teacup Mtn provide vertical contrast to the drainage basins of Gentry Cr and Red Cr. Settled areas like Big Draw and the Jordan Conger property illustrate the modern-day distribution of homesteads and ranches along the county road system.