2016 Map of Crabapple Creek

About this map

The Blanco River and its numerous tributaries, including the S Fork Blanco River and Little Blanco River, define the landscape of this region along the border of Blanco County and Kendall County. In this part of the Texas Hill Country, the drainage patterns are deeply incised, creating distinct topographic features such as Barker Hollow, Hog Hollow, and Sleepy Hollow. Settlement is dispersed, connected by a network of rural roads such as Crabapple Rd and Old Blanco Rd. The presence of the Givens Cem and several low water crossings, including one marked Low Water X on Crabapple Creek, indicates a long history of rural habitation where residents adapted to the frequent rises of local waterways like Boggy Creek and Falls Cr.