2022 Map of Big Draw

About this map

The Llano River and its tributary Johnson Fork carve through the landscape of the Edwards Plateau in this modern survey of central Texas. This region is defined by a network of drainage features like Big Draw and Gorman Draw, which channel seasonal water toward the major river system. Local history is anchored by the Gentry Creek Cem and a series of rural ranch roads, including the Old Robbins Ranch Rd, which reflect the long-standing agricultural and ranching heritage of Kimble County. Prominent terrain features such as Teacup Mtn and Jordan Conger rise above the drainage basins of Gentry Cr and Red Cr, where springs like Gorman Spring and Scott Springs once served as vital water sources for early settlers and livestock in this semi-arid environment.