1992 Map of Longhorn

About this map

San Antonio International Airport anchors the southwestern portion of this landscape, marking a period of intense suburban and industrial expansion in northern San Antonio. The terrain is defined by the drainage systems of Salado Creek, Mud Creek, and Elm Creek, which wind through developing residential enclaves such as Hollywood Park, Hill Country Village, and Windcrest. While many areas show the grid of modern development, the map preserves older family and community markers, including the Classen, Friesenhahn, and Beitel Memorial cemeteries. The transition from rural to suburban is evident in the presence of the Texas Transportation Museum and Longhorn Siding alongside major infrastructure like the Wurzbach Parkway and North Loop Road. Schools like Madison High Sch and Douglas MacArthur High Sch serve as community hubs within this rapidly evolving corridor.