2012 Map of Ogles

About this map

Center Cem serves as a central landmark in this ranching landscape of Lampasas County, where the terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and limestone-cut watercourses. The drainage patterns are dictated by the elevations of Knight Mtn and the Twin Mountains, with seasonal flow moving through Buck Hollow and into a network of creeks. The names printed here, such as School Cr and Blue Dog Cr, reflect the rural infrastructure and local lore of the central Texas hill country. While the primary transportation corridor is defined by Highway 183 and 190, a intricate web of county roads like Co RD-42 and Co RD-89 provides access to the dispersed properties. To the southwest, Twin Sister Peaks stands as a distinct topographical marker near the headwaters of Browns Cr.