2010 Map of Cave Spring

About this map

Panther Bluff stands as a prominent landmark in this corner of Tom Green County, where the landscape is defined by its vital water sources and historic ranching routes. The eponymous Cave Spring and the Panther Bluff Waterhole anchor the northern reaches of the quadrangle, serving as critical points in an arid Texas environment. These features are linked by the distinctively named Toe Nail Trl, reflecting the unique local nomenclature of the region's historical trails. In the southwest, the South Concho River and South Concho Draw highlight the drainage patterns that have shaped land use for generations. The map reveals a network of rural connections like Schleicher County Road 320 and Harkey Ln, illustrating the transition from natural waterways to modern county infrastructure across the Dry Creek basin.