1970 Map of Ray Lake NW

About this map

South Llano River carves a winding path through this corner of Edwards County, defining the drainage patterns of a landscape marked by deep draws and limestone features. This 1970 survey, later updated in the 1980s, documents a transition in land use where traditional ranching infrastructure meets early industrial activity. Resource extraction is evident through the numerous Gravel Pit and Gravel Pits sites scattered across the terrain, while the subsurface is explored via a Drill Hole and several Well locations. The drainage network is anchored by Wheat Draw in the north and Buffalo Draw to the south, highlighting the seasonal watercourses that shape this part of the Texas Hill Country. A notable natural feature, a Cave, appears in the southwest, offering a specific point of interest for geological study or local exploration.