2012 Map of Stark Creek

About this map

Cleo stands as the primary settlement in this corner of the Hill Country, situated where the landscape transitions into the limestone breaks and canyons typical of Kimble County. The southern portion of the area is defined by the N Llano River, a vital water source that draws together several significant drainages, including Calf Cr and North Cr. This 2012 snapshot of the region captures a landscape of managed ranch lands, evidenced by family-named landmarks like Kennedy Ranch Rd and the intricate network of county roads. The terrain is deeply carved by intermittent watercourses such as Stark Cr and Bear Cr, while distinctive topography is named at Bee Cave Hollow, Walnut Canyon, and Gilliam Draw. The presence of Ranch Road 1674 and Frontage Rd along the southern corridor reflects the modern infrastructure supporting this rural community.