2012 Map of Katemcy

About this map

The San Saba River winds through this central Texas landscape, which is defined by small rural settlements and a network of ranch roads. The tiny community of Katemcy and the prominent Katemcy Rocks serve as landmarks in the eastern portion of the quadrangle. To the north, the historic burial ground at Camp San Saba Cem sits near the namesake settlement of Camp San Saba, which historically served as a frontier military site and later a crossroads. The terrain is deeply carved by drainage systems like Decker Hollow and numerous tributaries, including Schmidt Br and Cavin Br. This survey illustrates the persistent agricultural and ranching footprint of Mason County, where roads such as W Ranch Road 1222 and State Hwy Ranch Rd provide the primary infrastructure through the rolling brushland.