1970 Map of Brady South

About this map

The northern edge of this McCulloch County survey is anchored by the southern expansion of Brady, showing the town's residential growth around Stanburn Park and the municipal Hospital. The landscape transitions from these developed blocks into a vast network of drainage systems, including Post Oak Creek, Slaton Creek, and Brady Creek, all flowing toward the southern border. This area is characterized by a significant extractive industry, with numerous Gravel Pits dotting the terrain between the creeks. Historical infrastructure is visible in the alignment of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad cutting through the center, while the rural heritage of the county is evidenced by the presence of the South China Sch located along the eastern hills. The map concludes at the San Saba River, where a public Picnic Area marks the riverbank in the southeast corner.