1980 Map of Agua Azul Creek East

About this map

The south Texas brush country along the Webb Co Zapata Co border is defined here by its hydraulic and industrial networks in the late 1970s. The landscape is drained by seasonal watercourses including Agua Azul Creek, Barrocito Creek, and Chargos Creek, which weave through terrain marked by intensive energy extraction. Scattered clusters of Gas Wells, Oil Wells, and numerous Drill Holes indicate the ongoing expansion of local energy fields during this era. A prominent Pipeline cuts across the southwestern quadrant, illustrating the infrastructure required to transport resources from these isolated drilling sites. The map also shows an Indefinite Boundary and the reach of Albercas Creek, providing a detailed look at the rural topography and land use patterns before further modern development in the Rio Grande Valley hinterlands.