2019 Map of Voss

About this map

Voss serves as the primary settlement on this Central Texas landscape, situated at a junction of rural routes where the terrain begins to drop toward the Colorado River valley. The water management infrastructure of the region is prominently displayed through a series of engineered catchments, including Soil Conservation Service Site 12 Reservoir, Site 14 Reservoir, and several others that dot the drainages of Panther Cr and Mercer Cr. In the southwest, the reach of the O. H. Ivie Reservoir impacts the local topography near Featherston Lake, marking the intersection of the Coleman and Concho county lines. Local genealogy is anchored by the Hill Cem, located near the natural landform of Rawhide Draw, while the distinctive Horseshoe Bend illustrates the winding path of the local waterways before they reach the larger reservoir systems.