2013 Map of Yancey

About this map

Yancey and its surrounding ranchlands are defined by a network of seasonal watercourses and rural roads in this Medina County landscape. The settlement serves as a local hub near Yancey Cem, while family-named landmarks like Hidden Valley Ranch and Hood Ranch reflect the area's agricultural roots. The terrain is marked by subtle rises such as Red Hill and is bisected by the drainages of Tehuacana Cr and W Tehuacana Cr. Resource extraction is evident in the northeast corner at the Taylor-Ina Oil Field, indicating the area's place in the regional energy economy. For genealogists and local historians, the map's placement of the Butts Cem and Styles Cem provides essential spatial context for tracing family histories in this part of Texas. These details, alongside the distinct courses of Seco Cr and Squirrel Cr, offer a clear picture of the region's rural development.