2012 Map of Garven Store

About this map

The Divide Community House serves as a central landmark for this rural portion of the Edwards Plateau, where the landscape is defined more by water sources and drainage than by dense settlement. The upper reaches of the N Fork Guadalupe River carve through the eastern section of the quadrangle, while the western terrain is marked by the intermittent flow of Paint Cr. Ranching infrastructure is prominent across the sheet, with named features such as the Buffalo Windmill and Buckhorn Windmill highlighting the necessity of groundwater management in this Texas hill country environment. A notable natural reliable water source, the Black Jack Waterhole, provides a specific point of interest for those tracing historical land use or regional geography in Kerr County.