2010 Map of New Braunfels East

About this map

The Guadalupe River carves a winding path through this central Texas landscape, anchoring the eastern expansion of New Braunfels. This 2010 survey highlights the cultural layers of the region, from the Gruene Historic District and the Gruene Siding rail stop to more recent suburban developments. The river’s industrial and recreational importance is evident through landmarks like the West Point-Pepperell Dam and the Texas Power Company Dam, which help form Lake Dunlap. Smaller rural communities and historic stopping points such as Schumannsville, Freiheit, and Clear Springs are preserved alongside a significant concentration of local burial grounds, including Saint Peter and Paul Cemetery and Panteon Hidalgo Cemetery. The map also captures the New Braunfels Municipal Airport and infrastructure like the Soil Conservation Service Site 4 Dam on Mesquite Creek.