SULPHUR BRANCH. Sulphur Branch rises in northeastern Gonzales County (at 29°36' N, 97°10' W) and runs west for four miles to its mouth on Peach Creek (at 29°37' N, 97°14' W). It crosses moderately rolling terrain surfaced by alkaline and sandy soils that support mixed hardwoods, pines, mesquite, and grasses.
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