
Cat Spring serves as the primary hub of this landscape, situated at the junction of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad and the local road network. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the San Bernard River, which forms a significant natural boundary between Austin Co and Colorado Co. This 1963 survey, updated with 1981 revisions, illustrates a rural economy centered on agriculture and resource extraction, evidenced by numerous Gravel Pit sites scattered across the prairie.
29 named features on this map. Tap any name to fly to it.
Don’t see what you’re looking for? This feature index may not catch every label — zoom into the map to look around manually.
36 maps found

1960 Rexville
Austin County, TX

1961 Burleigh
Austin County, TX

1962 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX

1963 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX

1963 Kenney
Austin County, TX

1963 Welcome
Austin County, TX
2010 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX
2010 Burleigh
Austin County, TX
2010 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX
2010 Kenney
Austin County, TX

2010 Rexville
Austin County, TX
2010 Welcome
Austin County, TX
2013 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX
2013 Burleigh
Austin County, TX
2013 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX

2013 Kenney
Austin County, TX
2013 Rexville
Austin County, TX
2013 Welcome
Austin County, TX
2016 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX
2016 Burleigh
Austin County, TX
2016 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX

2016 Kenney
Austin County, TX

2016 Rexville
Austin County, TX

2016 Welcome
Austin County, TX
2019 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX
2019 Burleigh
Austin County, TX
2019 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX

2019 Kenney
Austin County, TX
2019 Rexville
Austin County, TX

2019 Welcome
Austin County, TX

2022 Buckhorn
Austin County, TX

2022 Burleigh
Austin County, TX

2022 Cat Spring
Austin County, TX

2022 Kenney
Austin County, TX

2022 Rexville
Austin County, TX

2022 Welcome
Austin County, TX