2010 Map of Blum
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Brazos River carves a deep loop at Kimball Bend in this Johnson County landscape, where the water has shaped the rugged local terrain into series of named drainages like Owl Hollow and Broke Rock Hollow. The confluence of the Nolan River and the Brazos anchors the southern half of the quadrangle near the community of Blum. This area serves as a transition from the river bottomlands to the upland prairie, marked by private aviation sites like the Smith Ranch-First State Bank Airport and the Circle 'A' Ranch Airport.
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