1968 Map of London

About this map

London serves as the central hub of this Central Texas landscape, positioned near the junction of several key drainage systems. The settlement is defined by its proximity to Big Saline Creek and the notable Reichenau Gap to the south, where the topography shifts toward the Llano River corridor. The map reveals a rural infrastructure built around ranching and transit, evidenced by numerous pipelines and a local Community Center. Genealogists and local historians can locate the London Cem south of the town center, while physical geographers can trace the intricate network of seasonal waterways including Frog Springs Draw, Walton Draw, and the winding course of Little Saline Creek. The boundary between Menard County and Kimble County bisects the northern half of the sheet, illustrating the administrative divisions of this Edwards Plateau region.