2012 Map of Love Creek

About this map

The settlement of Tuff and its surrounding ranch lands define this portion of the Texas Hill Country, where the various prongs of the Medina River carve through a landscape of named hollows and creek beds. This 2012 survey documents the persistent rural character of Bandera County, centered around the N Prong Medina River and W Prong Medina River. Local family history is preserved at the Adams Cemetery, Hillman Cem, and Honey Creek Cem, while working landscapes like Honey Creek Ranch and Rock Chimney Ranch illustrate the area's continued agricultural heritage. The terrain is intricately detailed with specific landmarks such as Raven Roost Hollow, Copperhead Hollow, and Board Tree Hollow, showing how the early inhabitants named every draw and spring. Modern road networks like Ranch Road 337 and the Allsup Trl provide access through the deep drainages of Love Cr and Elam Cr.