
The historic Alsatian-influenced settlement of Castroville anchors this mid-century survey, situated at a sharp bend of the Medina River. In the early 1960s, the landscape here represents a classic South Texas transition between the agricultural river valley and the arid, brush-covered uplands of the Medina County plains. To the west, the Southern Pacific railroad corridor links the smaller rail-stop at Dunlay to the regional network, passing through a terrain marked by numerous creek crossings including San Francisco Creek and Perez Creek.
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