2013 Map of Cut And Shoot

About this map

Cut and Shoot and its surrounding communities are defined by a network of creeks and small drainages that feed into the San Jacinto River watershed. The area exhibits a pattern of rural residential growth, where old family settlements like Groceville, Waukegan, and Wigginsville are connected by a dense web of county roads and thoroughfares such as Crockett Martin Rd. Significant local landmarks include the Cut and Shoot Airport and Crater Hill, which overlooks the small Crater Lake. The drainage systems of Caney Cr and the W Fork Spring Br carve through the landscape, influencing the placement of settlements like Black Diamond and Timber. This 2013 survey provides a detailed record of land use in Montgomery County, illustrating how modern development has integrated with traditional Texas landscapes, from the small clusters at Grangerland to the residential areas near Lake Wildwood.