1964 Map of Well Hollow

About this map

The South Fork Guadalupe River and East Fork Guadalupe River carve through the high divide of the Texas Hill Country in this mid-1960s topographic study. This area, straddling the Kerr Co Bandera Co line, is defined by its drainage systems, including the headwaters of the North Prong Medina River and the steep terrain of Well Hollow. Evidence of rural infrastructure appears in the form of a Landing Strip and a Pipeline cutting across the landscape, while scattered Gravel Pits and Water Tanks denote the local ranching and resource extraction activities. The map reveals an Indefinite Boundary, reflecting the complexities of early surveying in this dissected plateau region where deep canyons like Frio Draw separate the tablelands.