1964 Map of Sisterdale

About this map

Sisterdale serves as the focal point of this Hill Country landscape, situated at the confluence of several tributaries including East Sister Creek and West Sister Creek. The survey reveals a rural Texas economy transitioning into the mid-20th century, where traditional land use like a Cem and various Quarries exist alongside newer developments like the Landing Strip and Camp Alzafar. The meandering Guadalupe River carves a deep path through the center of the sheet, joined by many named drainages such as Wasp Creek and Jacobs Creek.