Leander and Jonestown anchor this 2016 study of the Edwards Plateau foothills, where the Williamson and Travis county lines meet amidst a landscape of deeply cut drainages and high points. The terrain is defined by its numerous named hollows, such as Snake Hollow, Dewberry Hollow, and South Cherry Hollow, which funnel into major watercourses like Big Sandy Creek and the North Fork Brushy Creek. This modern survey reveals the suburban expansion of the Greater Austin area pushing into the hill country, yet preserves the location of many early pioneer burial grounds including Cedar Grove Cemetery, Miller Cemetery, and Huddleston Cemetery. To the south, the map captures the northern reaches of Lake Travis at the Sandy Creek Arm, positioned near the Lago Vista TX - Rusty Allen Airport, illustrating the region's shift toward recreation and aviation infrastructure.
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1887 · Blanco
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1887 · Burnet
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1893 · Georgetown
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1893 · Burnet
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1894 · Blanco
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1896 · Austin
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1897 · Austin
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1903 · Burnet
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1909 · Burnet
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1910 · Austin
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