1992 Map of Longhorn

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San Antonio International Airport dominates the central geography of this suburban landscape as it appeared in the early 1990s. The region is defined by rapid residential expansion into the wooded creeks of Bexar County, with sprawling neighborhoods like Hollywood Park and Hill Country Village established among the winding courses of Mud Creek and Salado Creek. Traditional ranching roots are still visible in the scattered Gravel Pit and Quarry sites and the historic presence of family burial grounds such as Classen Cem and Schumacher Cem. This era shows a community in full development, characterized by large regional shopping hubs like North Star Mall and the Windsor Park Mall, alongside an extensive network of educational institutions from Madison High Sch to Roosevelt High Sch. Industrial and logistical heritage remains at Longhorn Siding and the Texas Transportation Museum, while vast green spaces like Mc Allister Park preserve the natural breaks in the urban grid.