2013 Map of New Braunfels East
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Guadalupe River carves a serpentine path through this section of Comal County, anchoring a landscape where historic Texas settlements meet modern development. The Gruene Historic District stands as a focal point near Gruene Siding, reflecting the area's deep roots in the cotton and rail era. Moving downstream, the river widens into Lake Dunlap, a prominent feature that defines the local geography alongside smaller communities like Freiheit, Schumannsville, and Clear Springs. Several significant burial grounds, including Saint Peter and Paul Cem and Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park, provide essential records for genealogical research. The transition from the alluvial plains of Alligator Cr to the structured runways of the New Braunfels Municipal Airport illustrates the shift from agricultural dominance to regional transportation hub.
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