About Cibolo, Texas

Cibolo developed near Cibolo Creek and Farm Road 78 in western Guadalupe County. Its name derives from the Spanish word for buffalo, while German settlers, local commerce, and the railroad shaped the early community. From 100 residents in 1890, the city grew to 32,276 people by the 2020 census.

  • Cibolo Valley StationThe Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway named its local station Cibolo Valley when the line reached the area in 1877.
  • Fromme's StoreGeorge Schlather built a store for nearby settlers, and after Charles Fromme purchased it in 1882, the community became known as Fromme's Store.
  • Post Office EraA post office called Cibolo opened in 1883; by 1890, the community had 100 residents, a church, a cotton gin, and a general store.
  • Incorporation and GrowthCibolo incorporated in 1968 with 398 residents, while the 2020 census recorded a population of 32,276.

Find your street

Names on the Cibolo map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks2

  • Cibolo City Hall
  • Haeckerville

Streets and roads115

  • FM 78
  • East FM 78
  • Country Lane
  • North Main Street
  • West Borgfeld Road
  • West Schaefer Road
  • Dietz Road
  • Morgan Run
  • FM 1103
  • Haeckerville Road
  • Green Valley Road
  • Lower Seguin Road
  • Cibolo Valley Drive
  • Bolton Road
  • Old Wiederstein Road
  • Wiedner Road
  • Weidner Road
  • Arizpe Road
  • Pfannsteil Lane
  • Turning Stone
  • Tolle Road
  • Bentwood Ranch Drive
  • Lance Crossing
  • Town Creek Road
  • Dean Road
  • Schmidt Road
  • Buffalo Crossing
  • Stolte Road
  • Town Creek Way
  • Pfeil Road
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  • FM 465
  • Sassman Road
  • Valley View Drive
  • Westmont
  • Silver Wing
  • Red River
  • Weir Road
  • Coy Lane
  • Opie Lane
  • Willow Vw
  • Kings Way
  • Kildare
  • Orth Avenue
  • Perugia
  • Able Blf
  • Pfannstiel Lane
  • Deer Creek Boulevard
  • State Loop 539
  • Bison Lane
  • South Santa Clara Road
  • Santa Clara Road
  • Weil Road
  • Brook Shadow
  • Linne Road
  • Saddlehorn Way
  • Ripps-Kreusler
  • Springtree Bluff
  • Zuehl Road
  • Concordia Lane
  • Rio Vista Drive
  • Eagle Flight
  • Wildcat Run
  • Buffalo Trail
  • Longhorn Way
  • Scenic Hill Lane
  • Hinge Chase
  • Dobie Boulevard
  • Fritz Way
  • Country Vale
  • Industrial Drive
  • Canton Chase
  • Crimson Tree
  • Falcon Drive
  • Cattle Creek Lane
  • Nemec Lane
  • Foxtail Valley
  • Pudu Trail
  • Fawn Ridge
  • Park Heights
  • Lilac Shls
  • Swift Move
  • Kauri Cliffs
  • Brite Road
  • Gulf Street
  • Persimmon Drive
  • Lower Valley Lane
  • FM 369
  • Kove Lane
  • Willow Bluff
  • Norwood Court
  • Hinge Loop
  • Glenwood Rnch
  • Schneider
  • Town Fork
  • Asiago
  • Bobby Jones Drive
  • Anvil Place
  • Willow Brook
  • Lamar Street
  • Moki Place
  • Thistle Creek Drive
  • Foxbrook Way
  • Knights Crossing Road
  • Wagon Wheel Way
  • Overlook Ridge
  • Springtree Cv
  • Cattle Run
  • Cibolo Tolle Road
  • Landmark Falls
  • Shady Creek Lane
  • Valley View Road
  • Bee Alley
  • Carmel Drive
  • White Rock
  • Deer Mesa

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