1964 Map of Hunt

About this map

The confluence of the North Fork and South Fork creates the Guadalupe River at Hunt, establishing a landscape defined by riverside recreation and ranching in the mid-1960s. This survey highlights the region's prominent identity as a summer destination, documenting numerous established camps such as Camp Rio Vista, Camp Stewart, Camp La Junta, and Camp Mystic. These facilities, along with the Rodeo Ground near Camp Arrowhead, reflect a specialized economy built around the river's winding course and the spring-fed tributaries like Honey Creek and Johnson Creek.