2012 Map of Turtle Creek

About this map

The Llano River meanders across this Hill Country landscape, serving as a primary hydrologic focal point where several significant water sources converge. The area is characterized by numerous spring-fed systems, notably Mill Springs and Kothmann Springs, which indicate the vital groundwater resources of this region. Along the southern boundary, the James River makes a brief appearance, while Turtle Cr and Honey Cr drain the central highlands. The network of rural routes, including Camp Holland Rd and Cross Triangle Rd, reflects a pattern of ranching and land use tied to these water courses. This 2012 survey provides a clear view of the topographical relationship between the river valleys and the upland ranch roads, documenting the persistent rural character of Mason County.