1962 Map of Bundy Ranch

About this map

The Dry Llano River and the upper reaches of the South Llano River define the limestone-carved landscape along the Sutton and Edwards County line. This 1962 topography, updated with mid-1980s data, illustrates a ranching economy reliant on scattered landings and remote access points. Private aviation infrastructure is evident through multiple Landing Strip locations, including those serving Bundy Ranch and Phillips Ranch. A network of unpaved transit ways, such as Bond Road and Station B Road, connects isolated homesteads including the Mayfield Ranch and Sawyer Ranch. The presence of numerous Gravel Pits suggests the localized industry of maintaining these remote roads. Geologic features like the winding Dragoo Hollow and Maynard Creek provide the primary drainage for this segment of the Edwards Plateau.