2012 Map of Brushy Draw

About this map

Baggett Ranch and a network of named livestock infrastructure define this portion of Val Verde County in the early 21st century. The landscape is characterized by its drainage patterns, most notably Noelke Draw, Brushy Draw, and Middle Draw, which dictate the placement of ranching operations and roads. The map reveals the critical importance of water access in this semi-arid Texas environment, documented through a series of named wells including Bullhead Windmill, Wildcat Windmill, and Noelke Windmill. While Co Rd 102 provides limited vehicular access, the majority of the terrain is marked by private ranch roads connecting these remote water stations and agricultural outposts.