2010 Map of Mason

About this map

The town of Mason, Texas, serves as the primary hub on this central Texas landscape, where several key regional thoroughfares converge near the banks of Comanche Creek. To the south, the settlement of Grossville is reached via Grossville School Rd, reflecting the area's rural development patterns. The topography is defined by the significant corridor of the Llano River in the southern portion of the quadrangle, which is fed by numerous tributaries including Rock Creek and Peters Creek. Prominent landmarks such as Todd Mountain and Jordan Mountain rise above the drainage basins, while the Mason County Airport sits north of Hog Branch. This 2010 survey documents the modern road network, including the diagonal path of Highway 87 as it connects the county seat with the outlying ranching and farming communities of the Edwards Plateau.