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Seco Pass Road in Bandera County, Texas

Seco Pass Road in Bandera County is a residential street. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends at FM 470, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.
Road Type
residential street
Route
northeast-southwest
Legend

Streets nearby

Woods End Road
0.8 mi
Wood End Road
1.2 mi
Lost Lane
1.2 mi
Frazier Ranch Road
1.5 mi
Hartland Road
1.6 mi
Moore Ranch Road
1.9 mi
Rio Hondo Road
1.9 mi
Hondo Creek Road
2.0 mi
Deer Road
2.3 mi
Armadillo Trail
2.3 mi
Indian Mound Trail
2.4 mi
Mazurek Road
2.4 mi
Live Oak Trail
2.4 mi
South Seco Creek Road
2.8 mi
Cedar Oak Lane
2.9 mi
Baptist Lane
3.0 mi
Fern Springs Road
3.1 mi
Juniper Road
3.3 mi
North Seco Creek Road
3.4 mi
Fern Spring Road
3.7 mi
Seco Springs Ranch Road
3.8 mi
Rio Hondo Loop East
3.8 mi
Cazey Creek Road
3.8 mi
FM 470
4.0 mi
Seco Valley Road
4.2 mi
Wms Creek Road
4.2 mi
Wm Ck Road
4.2 mi
Private Road 1101
4.7 mi
Williams Creek Road
4.9 mi
Wynn Ranch Road
4.9 mi
Rio Hondo Loop North
4.9 mi

Cemeteries nearby

Haby Cemetery
2.7 mi

Dams nearby

McClennahan Lake Number 2 Dam
2.4 mi
McClennahan Lake Number 1 Dam
2.7 mi

Fire stations nearby

Tarpley VFD Station 2
2.1 mi

Residential areas nearby

Seco Pass
1.0 mi
Rio Hondo
2.9 mi
Thumder Creek Ranch
5.1 mi

Rivers nearby

Seco Creek
3.7 mi

Streams nearby

Pass Creek
0.9 mi
Pigeon Roost Creek
2.5 mi
Spring Creek
3.3 mi
West Creek
3.8 mi
Williams Creek
4.3 mi
Ryle Creek
4.4 mi
Hondo Creek
4.4 mi

Waters nearby

McClennahan Lake 2
2.4 mi
McClennahan Lake 1
2.6 mi

Weirs nearby

Rio Hondo Lake 1 Dam
2.4 mi