
Large cattle operations and family holdings define the South Texas landscape between the Zavala and Dimmit county line at the end of the 1930s. The I-Gn Rr bisects the region, serving as a vital transport artery for agricultural centers like Big Wells and the small settlement of Brundage. The grid of the railroad is punctuated by specialized stops such as J. N. Siding, which provided local ranchers with a direct link to larger markets.
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