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==[[:Category:Region 5|Region 5 Edwards Plateau]]== | ==[[:Category:Region 5|Region 5 Edwards Plateau]]== | ||
''Previous county:'' '''<u>[[Bailey County|Bailey]]</u>''', ''Next:'' '''<u>[[Bastrop County|Bastrop]]</u>''' - - '''Bordering counties:''' ''North:'' '''<u>[[Kerr County|Kerr]]</u>''', ''Northeast:'' '''<u>[[Kendall County|Kendall]]</u>''', ''East:'' '''<u>[[Bexar County|Bexar]]</u>''', ''South:'' '''<u>[[Medina County|Medina]]</u>''', ''Southwest:'' '''<u>[[Uvalde County|Uvalde]]</u>''', ''West:'' '''<u>[[Real County|Real]]</u>''' | ''Previous county:'' '''<u>[[Bailey County|Bailey]]</u>''', ''Next:'' '''<u>[[Bastrop County|Bastrop]]</u>''' - - '''Bordering counties:''' ''North:'' '''<u>[[Kerr County|Kerr]]</u>''', ''Northeast:'' '''<u>[[Kendall County|Kendall]]</u>''', ''East:'' '''<u>[[Bexar County|Bexar]]</u>''', ''South:'' '''<u>[[Medina County|Medina]]</u>''', ''Southwest:'' '''<u>[[Uvalde County|Uvalde]]</u>''', ''West:'' '''<u>[[Real County|Real]]</u>''' | ||
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| + | Dell's map of [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MCP3kUAKd79zkR10AhaxR9nCJ7k&usp=sharing| Bandera County] for birding and exploring. It includes eBird Hotspots and additional potential locations, creek crossings and roads that may be productive. | ||
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Revision as of 19:40, 22 February 2019
Region 5 Edwards Plateau
Previous county: Bailey, Next: Bastrop - - Bordering counties: North: Kerr, Northeast: Kendall, East: Bexar, South: Medina, Southwest: Uvalde, West: Real
Dell's map of Bandera County for birding and exploring. It includes eBird Hotspots and additional potential locations, creek crossings and roads that may be productive.
Hotspots
