Entities / Place
Town Creek.
river in Kerr, Kimble, and Gillespie counties, Texas, United States
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
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After the floodwaters receded in Kerrville, the specific situation involving Town Creek continues to affect local residents like Alma Martinez.Some support1 report
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A sewer overflow incident requiring regulatory notification has occurred in Town Creek.Some support2 reports
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The tributary Town Creek is being affected by the rising Guadalupe River, leading to property damage and flowing through the city limits of Kerrville.Some support1 report
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Flood damage occurred near Town Creek on July 17, 2026.Some support1 report
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Around Town Creek this week
News at the entities that move Town Creek mostConnections
The 5 strongest of 9, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Guadalupe River Structural
The larger river system, Guadalupe River, structurally influences the tributary location, Town Creek.
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Torres Transactional
The location Town Creek was the source of a specific event (rising creek) that caused damage to the property of Torres.
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Kerrville Shared context
Town Creek is a geographical feature that flows through the city limits of Kerrville.
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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Structural
Town Creek is subject to the regulatory oversight of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regarding environmental incidents like sewer overflows.
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Alma Martinez Shared context
Alma Martinez resides in close proximity to the geographical feature known as Town Creek.
History
Events by the month they beganJuly 2026
4 events- After the floodwaters receded in Kerrville, the specific situation involving Town Creek continues to affect local residents like Alma Martinez.
- A sewer overflow incident requiring regulatory notification has occurred in Town Creek.
- The tributary Town Creek is being affected by the rising Guadalupe River, leading to property damage and flowing through the city limits of Kerrville.
- Flood damage occurred near Town Creek on July 17, 2026.