1904 Map of Llano
USGS Topo · Published 1904About this map
Llano serves as the hub of this Central Texas landscape, situated where the Llano River meets the Houston and Texas Central RR. Surveyed at the turn of the century, the topography reveals a transition from ranching operations like Kuykendall's Ranch and Atkinson's Ranch to early industrial ventures. The extraction of local resources is clearly marked at the Iron Mine, a Marble Quarry, and a Graphite deposit, indicating the mineral wealth of the Llano Uplift during this era.
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