1967 Map of Round Mountain

Evidence of the local economy and land use is found in the numerous Gravel Pits scattered along the drainages, while the mapping of fine red dashed fence lines provides a rare glimpse into the parceling of Texas ranch lands during the late 1960s. High points such as Shovel Mountain overlook a region dotted with water sources like Mustang Lake and several springs, which supported both the ranching operations and the residents buried at the Round Mountain Cem.