2012 Map of Cain City

About this map

Cain City and the surrounding Gillespie County ranch lands appear here in the early 21st century, centered on the network of creeks feeding the Pedernales River. This landscape is defined by its small, traditional settlements and family-named landmarks, reflecting a deep-rooted agricultural heritage. To the east, the community of Luckenbach sits near the banks of S Grape Cr, while Grapetown and its associated Grapetown Cem occupy the southern portion of the sheet. The terrain transitions toward the south near Bankersmith, where drainage from Hopf's Cr and School Cr carves through the local topography. Notable historical sites, including the Meusebach Cem and the prominent Rocky Hill, provide anchors for genealogical research and a sense of the area's original pioneer footprint. The drainage patterns of Snake Cr and Muesebach Cr illustrate the complex watershed that has shaped local property lines and road placements for generations.