2010 Map of Rumley

About this map

Rumley serves as the central settlement in this Lampasas County landscape, situated near where the Lampasas River meets Fall Creek. The terrain is defined by distinct limestone elevations including Round Mountain and Crawford Mountain, with natural passages like Belton Gap providing historical transit corridors through the Texas Hill Country. For those tracing family histories, several burial grounds are preserved across the area, from the Smith Cemetery in the northwest to the Garner Cemetery and Rock Church Cemetery further south. The map reflects a rural economy shaped by ranching and small-scale aviation, evidenced by the Marshall Ranch Airport. A network of country roads, such as FM 580 and Farm Rd 2527, connects these dispersed landmarks across a region drained by numerous tributaries like Bear Branch and Lucy Creek.