
The Blanco River and San Marcos River corridor in Hays County is defined by the significant hydrological features of the Balcones Escarpment, most notably the San Marcos Springs and Spring Lake. The landscape transition is evident between the elevated terrain of Oak Meadows and Boulder Bluff to the west and the developing urban footprints of Kyle and San Marcos to the east. For genealogists and local historians, the sheet is particularly dense with burial sites including San Vincente Cem, Kyle Cem, and the centrally located San Marcos Cem. The presence of Texas State University San Marcos anchors the southern portion of the map, while the San Marcos Regional Airport marks the southeastern boundary near the Hays and Caldwell County line.
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19 maps found

1963 Henly
Hays County, TX

1963 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX

1964 San Marcos North
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1995 San Marcos North
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2010 Henly
Hays County, TX
2010 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX
2010 San Marcos North
Hays County, TX
2012 Henly
Hays County, TX
2012 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX
2013 San Marcos North
Hays County, TX
2016 Henly
Hays County, TX
2016 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX
2016 San Marcos North
Hays County, TX
2019 Henly
Hays County, TX
2019 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX
2019 San Marcos North
Hays County, TX

2022 Henly
Hays County, TX

2022 San Marcos North
Hays County, TX

2023 Rough Hollow
Hays County, TX