2010 Map of Cherry Spring

About this map

Cherry Spring serves as the primary focal point of this Gillespie County landscape, situated amidst a complex network of waterways including Squaw Creek and Threadgill Creek. The area is characterized by several family-named topographical features such as Lehmann Mountain, Brockmann Point, and Mund Hill, which define the local drainage patterns for the various creeks that feed into the region. Evidence of early settlement and land use is found throughout the quadrangle, notably in the collection of scattered family burial sites including Evers Cemetery, Welge Cemetery, and the Lange Cemetery. The Presence of the Neyland Mine on the eastern edge of the survey suggests small-scale mineral extraction in this part of the Texas Hill Country. Further south, significant landmarks like Buckeye Point and Indian Point overlook the winding paths of Dry Mormon Creek and Flores Creek.