2016 Map of Bradford Creek

About this map

S Llano River tributaries carve through the Edwards County limestone, creating a complex drainage network that defines this part of the Texas Hill Country. The most significant geological landmarks include Blue Hole on the Llano in the north and the extensive branching of Contrary Cr, which includes its W Prong Contrary Cr to the west. This 2016 survey illustrates a landscape primarily shaped by water and elevation, where seasonal runoff paths like Dry Hollow and Beasley Draw cut deep into the terrain. Human presence is limited to rural infrastructure such as Co RD 408, Hackberry Rd, and Mitchell Ln, which navigate the high ridges between the various forks of Bradford Creek and Bluff Cr.