2022 Map of Fall Creek

About this map

Turtle Creek Cem and Habecker Cem sit atop the elevated divides of the Texas Hill Country, marking the legacy of early ranching families in the canyonlands southwest of Kerrville. The landscape is defined by a dense network of seasonal drainages including Turtle Cr, Fall Cr, and Verde Cr, which carve through deep hollows like Mexican Hollow and Coker Hollow. The transition from the high ridges of Huntsberry Ridge to the lower basins is marked by several impoundments such as Falls Lake and Roden Lake, indicating modern water management and recreational land use. The presence of the Fall Creek Ranch Airport and organizations like Camp Chrysalis alongside established burial grounds like Real Cem illustrates the intersection of traditional landholdings with 21st-century development and institutional presence.