2012 Map of Adams SE

About this map

The high plateau of Schleicher County is defined by a sparse network of cattle ranching and ephemeral water sources in this early twenty-first-century survey. Scattered homesteads such as Henderson Ranch and Figure Three Ranch anchor the landscape, connected by isolated routes like Co RD-243 and Co RD-245. The drainage patterns of the N Valley Prong and Middle Valley Prong illustrate the dry-wash topography typical of the Edwards Plateau, where critical water points like Eightmile Waterhole and Twelvemile Waterhole were historically essential for livestock. Notable terrain features including Panther Bluff and Bull Hollow break the steady elevation, providing landmarks for the Rocking R Ranch and other family operations that have long shaped the agricultural identity of this Texas region.