1958 Map of McQueeney

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The Guadalupe River winds through this Central Texas landscape, defining the character of the region as it feeds into Lake Mc Queeney and Lake Placid. This 1958 survey, updated in the late 1980s, captures the mid-century development of waterfront communities like McQueeney and the residential layout of Treasure Island. The topography transitions from the river valley to the rolling terrain around Santa Clara, where agricultural roots are evident in the scatter of rural family sites and creeks like Santa Clara Creek and Youngs Creek. Genealogy researchers can find several local burial grounds, including Santo Tomas Cem, Boecker Cem, and Santa Clara Cem. The expansion of nearby industry is visible along the Seguin Corporate Boundary, where a Gravel Pit and utility infrastructure begin to press into the traditional ranching and farming lands of Guadalupe County.