1964 Map of Turkey Knob

About this map

The hill country at the intersection of Bandera, Kerr, and Kendall counties is defined by a complex drainage network where Privilege Creek and Bear Creek carve through the high ground. This 1964 survey reveals a landscape of isolated rural institutions and family-named landmarks, most notably Rodriquez Ch and the Privilege Sch located near the southern county lines. The terrain is dominated by prominent elevations such as Turkey Knob and Cloud Mountain, while smaller drainage features like Bald Hollow and Cloud Hollow feed into the larger creek systems.