2010 Map of Enchanted Rock

About this map

Enchanted Rock stands as the central landmark of this Texas Hill Country landscape, surrounded by a complex network of drainage basins and prominent granite domes. The terrain is defined by a series of significant elevations including Bullhead Mountain, Dutch Mountain, and Graze Mountain, which channel numerous seasonal waterways like Sandy Creek and Crabapple Creek. The presence of Silvermine Creek and Goldmine Creek hints at the region's mineral history, while family names preserved at Rossberg Cemetery and Moss Cemetery offer vital points of reference for genealogists. This 2010 survey illustrates the rural infrastructure of the area, from the McDavid Ranch Airport in the west to Ratliff Dam along the upper reaches of Helms Creek. The road network is primarily composed of ranch-to-market routes like FM 965 and FM 2323, which weave through the hills to connect these scattered points of settlement and natural springs such as Honey Spring and Walnut Spring.