2012 Map of Fredericksburg East

About this map

The eastern expansion of Fredericksburg meets the rising terrain of the Texas Hill Country in this early 21st-century record. The landscape is defined by its numerous named summits and family landmarks, including Kneese Hill, Schuetzen Hill, and the Kordzik Hills that ring the town's perimeter. This era shows the developed street grid of the city center transitioning into a network of ranch roads and lanes, such as Ranch Road 965 and Koennecke Eckhardt Rd. Local history is anchored by the Greenwood Cem and the settlement at Cedarhead. The area's water sources remain central to its layout, with Marschall Spring and Billings Spring feeding into a complex system of creeks like Palo Alto Cr and Marschall Cr. Notable natural features like Balanced Rock on Bear Mtn and the landmark Cross Mtn serve as distinct navigational markers for the region.