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FM 1340 and the Guadalupe River
Created and last updated April 30, 2001
Follow FM 1340 from the roadside Stonehenge display to the Guadalupe River valley and its low-water crossings, as photographed on April 28, 2001.
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The Guadalupe River valley near its headwaters.
10 photographs · April 28, 2001
Follow FM 1340 from Stonehenge Texas to the Guadalupe River.
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Roadside display near Hunt
Stonehenge Texas on FM 1340
FM 1340 and Stonehenge Texas
5 archive photographsPhotos taken April 28, 2001
FM 1340 west of Hunt
Stonehenge Texas
Stonehenge Texas, another view
Low-water crossings and pasture
The Guadalupe River valley
Guadalupe River valley and low-water crossings
5 archive photographs
FM 1340 low-water crossing
Another FM 1340 low-water crossing
Guadalupe River near its headwaters
April 28, 2001
Pasture along FM 1340
April 28, 2001
Terrain near FM 1340 western terminus
From the original archive
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Created and last updated April 30, 2001 · Return to the photographs ↑
FM 1340
FM 1340 is short Farm-to-Market road that follows the Guadalupe River valley at the headwaters of the Guadalupe River. In contrast to the rocky terrian that surrounds the area, this small valley has accumulated enough soil to allow for pastures and decent tree growth. There are numerous small retreats along this route, mostly owned by churches, but I also saw a Boy Scout camp.
The real distinguishing feature of FM 1340 is not natural, however. Stonehenge Texas is located on this route. See the photos below.
