
The town of McDade anchors the southwestern corner of this survey, where the street grid of Bastrop St and Maco St meets the open ranchlands of the Central Texas interior. This landscape is characterized by its numerous small burial grounds and springs, marking the ancestral footprints of rural communities along the Lee and Bastrop County line. The terrain rises toward the Yegua Knobbs, a series of prominent elevations that overlook the drainage of W Yegua Cr and Rocky Cr. Genealogists will find a wealth of specific local history here, tracing family connections through the New Knobbs Springs Cem, Old Knobbs Springs Cem, and the Siloah Cem. The map illustrates a contemporary rural economy where livestock operations like Martin Ranch and Stockade Ranch are served by a network of private and county roads including Knobbs Rd.
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