2016 Map of Izoro

About this map

Izoro stands at the heart of this central Texas landscape, where the border between Coryell and Lampasas counties is defined by a diagonal property line running through the creek-dissected terrain. The area is characterized by a high concentration of water sources, including Dumas Spring, Soldiers Spring, and Draper Spring, which historically dictated the pattern of ranching and settlement in this portion of the Edwards Plateau. The drainage network is complex, with headwaters for S Bee House Cr and N Table Rock Cr carving out landforms like the distinct Plum Hollow. Cultural markers such as Hillsdale Cem and the naming of local roads after families—like Marriott Rd, Nelson Lee Rd, and Gandy Rd—offer a clear window into the ancestral landholding patterns of the region.