Lima

Lima, also known as Horse Valley, was near Farm Road 2107 twenty miles northwest of Bandera in northern Bandera County. A free school opened there in 1881. The Lima post office was established in 1898 with Robert P. Reeves as postmaster. It was discontinued in 1924, and mail for the community was sent to Medina. The community was not labeled on county highway maps in the 1940s, but several scattered houses were in the area. A 1982 topographic map of the region showed the Horse Valley Ranch and the Lima Landing Strip in the vicinity.

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Belongs to

Lima is part of or belongs to the following places:

Currently Exists

No

Place type

Lima is classified as a Town

Associated Names

  • (Horse Valley)

Location

Latitude: 29.85577420
Longitude: -99.36837810

Has Post Office

No

Is Incorporated

No