1970 Map of San Augustine Draw

About this map

San Augustine Springs and the San Saba River anchor the northern landscape of this Texas hill country terrain. The 1970 field check reveals a ranching and extraction economy, with several Gravel Pits scattered across the topography and localized family names like Benson and the Womac Ranch marking the points of settlement. Transportation and utility are represented by the narrow Bradford Lane and the remote West Las Moras Landing Strip in the southeastern quadrant. The area is defined by its drainage network, where the primary San Augustine Draw and Sheen Draw cut through the limestone hills. Watercourses such as Bois D'Arc Creek, Fields Creek, and Morus Creek highlight the seasonal hydrology of Menard County during this era.