1967 Map of Roundhead

About this map

Adobe and Tivydale anchor this section of the Texas Hill Country, where a network of family-named roads and spring-fed creeks define the rural landscape. In the late 1960s, the terrain remains characterized by its complex hydrology, with Live Oak Creek, Spring Creek, and Middle Spring Creek carving through the limestone hills toward the prominent height of Roundhead. Local history is embedded in the transit network, notably along Old Mormon Road and Weinheimer Road, reflecting generations of settlement. Genealogists and historians will find points of interest in the isolated Cem and a lone Grave marked near Elm Creek, while researchers of land use can trace the paths of Dittmar Road and Reeh Road. The survey also documents early utility and agricultural infrastructure including a Gaging Sta, several Wells, and a Drill Hole.