2019 Map of Brady North

About this map

Brady stands as the central hub in this McCulloch County landscape, where the convergence of various ranch roads and state routes meets the waters of Brady Creek. The city's northern reaches are defined by a network of water management and local landmarks, including the aviation history of Curtis Field and several numbered reservoirs such as Reservoir Number Fortysix. To the west, Rest Haven Cem and Live Oak Cem provide essential locations for genealogical research, situated near the banks of Live Oak Cr. The topography transitions from the urban street grid of Brady into the undulating terrain of the Edwards Plateau, marked by features like Sweden Hollow and Bryson Hill. Historically significant water sources, notably the Soldiers Water Hole Spring, reflect the enduring importance of water in this semi-arid region of Central Texas.