1971 Map of Reagan Wells

About this map

Reagan Wells serves as the primary hub of this 1971 topographical study, situated at the confluence of the Frio River and several drainage hollows. The landscape is defined by the winding paths of the Dry Frio River and the West Prong Frio River, which carve through the limestone terrain of the Balcones Escarpment. Notable family and community landmarks, such as the Cummins Heard Cemetery and the Heard Community Center, provide significant touchpoints for genealogical research. The presence of Devils Backbone Mountain and numerous springs like Buffalo Spring and Cedar Lick Spring illustrates a complex hydrological network typical of the Texas Hill Country. To the east, a portion of Garner State Park is visible, while the western reaches are marked by isolated features such as a Landing Strip and various small-scale operations like a Mine and Gravel Pit.