2019 Map of Lytton Springs

About this map

Lytton Springs and Cedar Creek anchor this central Texas landscape, where the terrain transitions across the Travis and Bastrop County lines. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including Maha Creek, Alum Creek, and the headwaters of Lytton Creek. This 2019 survey shows a landscape increasingly subdivided by rural residential development, with numerous named lanes and loops like Elm Forest Loop and Thousand Oaks Drive branching off FM 812. For local historians and genealogists, the map identifies significant local landmarks such as Upper Cedar Creek Cemetery and Lower Cedar Creek Cemetery, which serve as vital physical links to the early families of this region. The presence of Trigg Lake and the branching tributaries of Cedar Creek illustrate the natural drainage patterns that have historically shaped the agricultural and settlement footprints of this tri-county area.