2019 Map of Lakeside Village

About this map

The confluence of the Brazos River and Nolan River defines this landscape on the border of Bosque and Hill counties. Much of the lower terrain is submerged or shaped by Lake Whitney, creating a complex shoreline that surrounds Steiner Valley and the residential developments at White Bluff. The geography is characterized by significant vertical relief, from the heights of the Powelldale Mountains and Robinson Bluff to several deeply cut drainages including Hulett Hollow and Hay Hollow. Local history is anchored by several small burial grounds scattered across the upland ridges, such as Dodson Cem and Heath Cem. The area around Lakeside Village shows a transition from traditional ranching lands to a more recreation-focused economy, with numerous small roads and private drives providing access to the riverfront and lakeside properties.