2019 Map of Click

About this map

The Riley Mountains dominate this Central Texas landscape, creating a topography of significant elevation changes and deep drainages. In this rural portion of Llano County, early land use and settlement patterns are visible through family landmarks and established routes like Co RD 312. Notable peaks such as Packsaddle Mtn, Watson Mtn, and Lucky Mtn frame the corridor leading to the Click Gap pass. The local genealogy and communal history are anchored by the Martin Cem in the southwest, while the drainage network of Sandy Creek, Comanche Cr, and Cottonwood Cr defines the lowlands. The survey reveals a region of granite outcrops and quartz formations, evidenced by features like Granite Knob, Red Mtn, and Quartz Knob. This detailed map documents the intersection of Llano and Blanco counties along a line defined by natural ridges and watercourses.