
San Gabriel River dominates this landscape in eastern Williamson County, shown here during a period of transition as Granger Lake was established. The map depicts a series of water management features, including New Bern Dam and several structures with identified spillway elevations, such as Spillway Elevation 506. These developments significantly altered the drainage patterns of Willis Creek and Sore Finger Creek as they feed into the central reservoir.
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1925 Georgetown 4-b
Williamson County, TX

1925 Georgetown 4-d
Williamson County, TX

1962 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX

1963 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX

1964 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX

1982 Structure
Williamson County, TX
2010 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX
2010 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX
2010 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX
2010 Structure
Williamson County, TX
2013 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX
2013 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX
2013 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX
2013 Structure
Williamson County, TX
2016 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX
2016 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX
2016 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX
2016 Structure
Williamson County, TX
2019 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX
2019 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX
2019 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX
2019 Structure
Williamson County, TX

2022 Cobbs Cavern
Williamson County, TX

2022 Granger Lake
Williamson County, TX

2022 Leander NE
Williamson County, TX

2022 Structure
Williamson County, TX