1985 Map of Kerrville

About this map

The confluence of the North Llano River and South Llano River at Junction anchors the northwest corner of this mid-1980s landscape, while the regional hub of Kerrville sits downstream in the southeast. This survey captures a rural Texas Hill Country transition where scattered settlements like Doss and Harper are linked by a network of ranch-to-market roads and early state highways. Local history is preserved in labels for Old Noxville and the Neyland Mine, alongside established institutions like Schreiner College. The terrain is defined by the Blue Mountains and the headwaters of the Pedernales River, showcasing a region built on ranching and the water resources of the Guadalupe River valley. Scientific and conservation efforts are represented by the Heart of the Hills State Fishery Research Station and the Kerr State Wildlife Management Area, reflecting the area's importance to state natural resource management.