
The Blanco River winds through the heart of this Central Texas Hill Country landscape, anchoring the settlement of Blanco. This detailed 2022 survey captures the community and its surrounding ranchlands, where the terrain is marked by distinctive features like Stubbins Gap and the perennial flow of the Little Blanco River. For genealogists and local historians, the map is a vital record of family landmarks and rural burial grounds, including the Sauer Family Cem, August Jonas Cem, and the Tatum Ranch Cemetery near the Tatum Ranch Airport. The town’s grid is clearly defined, showing the residential streets and municipal water sources such as Blanco City Lake Number 1. Further south, the map documents the Twin Sisters Cem and the Cross Triangle Ranch Airport, illustrating how aviation and historical land use coexist in this Blanco County corridor.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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