
The Colorado River carves a dramatic course through this Central Texas landscape, defining the boundaries and development of modern lakeside communities. Marble Falls serves as the eastern anchor, where the river transitions into Lake Marble Falls, while to the west, the expansive waters of Lake Lyndon B Johnson are bordered by Horseshoe Bay and Granite Shoals. The presence of Granite Mtn and various named outcrops like Goose Rock and School Rock points to the area's famous pink granite geology, which has shaped local industry and terrain.
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1929 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX

1931 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX

1932 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX

1967 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX
2010 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX
2012 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX
2016 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX
2019 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX

2022 Marble Falls
Burnet County, TX