2019 Map of Big Draw

About this map

Gentry Creek Cem sits in a valley near the center of this Texas Hill Country landscape, serving as a quiet landmark for local family historians. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the Llano River and its confluence with the Johnson Fork in the southeast. Significant topographical features like Teacup Mtn and the namesake Big Draw illustrate the dramatic relief of Kimble County, where seasonal drainages such as Gentry Cr and Red Cr carve through the limestone plateau. A network of ranch roads, including the Old Robbins Ranch Rd and Caldwell Rd, connects isolated homesteads and grazing lands. The presence of Gorman Spring near Gorman Draw highlights the importance of reliable water sources in this semi-arid environment, anchoring the rural property lines and local ranching history of the region.