1963 Map of Voca

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The San Saba River defines the southern landscape of this McCulloch County survey, winding through a region characterized by small-scale ranching and mineral extraction. The small settlement of Voca serves as a local hub, situated near several Quarry and Gravel Pit operations that suggest a late-century industrial footprint amidst the rural topography. Ranching interests are clearly marked by the Brook Ranch and Stephens Ranch, while the presence of a Brady Creek Lodge to the north points toward the area's utility for seasonal recreation or sporting. Genealogists will find the Spiller Cemetery and Liberty Church particularly significant for tracing local family histories. The reliance on natural water sources is evident through numerous flowing wells and a river ford near the mouth of Tiger Creek, showing how the local population navigated the waterway before extensive modern bridging.