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Webberville Camino Real Payroll Cache

Lost Treasure TX • Travis County County
Description
Webberville on the Old San Antonio Road (Camino Real) east of Austin — local tradition of buried army payrolls and stagecoach loot hidden along the Colorado River crossing route in the 1800s.
Historical Notes
Webberville sits on the historic Austin–Bastrop stretch of the Camino Real where travelers crossed the Colorado River floodplain east of Austin. The community was a stage stop and ferry crossing before railroads bypassed it. Central Texas treasure compilations and regional oral tradition describe unrecovered payroll chests and robbery loot buried along the old road between Austin and Bastrop — particularly near river crossings where wagons slowed. Webberville and nearby Union Hill appear in Hill Country treasure roundups as search areas. No authenticated find. Coordinates approximate downtown Webberville. Respect private property along the Colorado River bottomlands.
Status / Verification legend — Legendary or approximate

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