2010 Map of Agua Dulce

About this map

Agua Dulce stands as the primary hub in this coastal prairie landscape, where the town layout reflects a grid-like development south of Agua Dulce Creek. The 2010 geography is defined by an intricate network of drainage ways including Palo Hueco Creek, Rosita Creek, and Tecolote Creek, which carve gentle paths through the agricultural fields and ranchlands of Nueces County. The map details the transition from rural land use to residential pockets, evidenced by the presence of Bentonville and the Harvest Acres Colonia further south. Notable rural landmarks like Morgan Alfred Rd and Groneveld Dairy Rd suggest the enduring importance of family-held agricultural land and dairy operations in the region. Transportation routes like Old State Hwy 44 parallel newer corridors, marking the evolution of transit across this south Texas plain.