
Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge anchors the western landscape of this Travis County region, where the limestone hills of the Texas Hill Country meet the suburban expansion of the Austin area. This modern survey illustrates the transition from rural ranching roots to residential development, with the Travis Co / Williamson Co boundary dividing the terrain. Water sources like Big Sandy Creek and North Fork Brushy Creek have long defined the settlement patterns here, while landmarks like Round Mtn and Polecat Knob provide prominent topographic relief. Genealogists will find significant value in the scattered burial grounds, including the uniquely named Nameless Cem, as well as Avery Briggs Cem and Huddleston Cem. The map also details the Lago Vista TX/Rusty Allen Airport and the growth around Jonestown and Leander.
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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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