1967 Map of Longhorn

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San Antonio and its northeastern suburbs expand into the limestone hills during this late-1960s survey. The landscape is a mix of rapidly developing residential tracts like Hollywood Park, Windcrest, and Kentwood Manor alongside established rural landmarks. Numerous family burial grounds, such as Classen Cem and Tampke Cem, persist amidst the encroaching city limits. The San Antonio International Airport occupies a central position, while the industrial character of the area is defined by the Longhorn Siding and various gravel pits and quarries.