2016 Map of Monument Mountain

About this map

Monument Mountain and the Blue Mountains define the central topography of this Texas Hill Country terrain near the border of Kimble and Mason counties. The landscape is characterized by a complex network of seasonal drainage and perennial water sources, including the headwaters of Mill Cr, Rocky Cr, and the flow of the James River in the southeast corner. Significant natural landmarks such as Walnut Spring and Edwards Draw indicate the historical importance of water access in this ranching region. Transportation is facilitated by a few key corridors like Ranch Rd 1871, while private tracks such as Ernest Jordan Rd and Blue Mtn Ln provide access to the interior uplands. This 2016 survey illustrates a largely rural and undeveloped portion of the Edwards Plateau, where the land use is dictated by the limestone-carved contours and river valleys.