1894 Map of Mason

About this map

Mason serves as the central hub of this Texas Hill Country landscape, captured during an 1885 survey by topographer C. H. Fitch. The map reveals a network of small settlements and post offices connected by primitive roads, including Loyal Valley, Katemcy, and the now-obscure Koockville. The terrain is defined by the significant convergence of the Llano River and the James River, where drainage systems like Honey Creek and Comanche Creek carve through the limestone plateau.