2019 Map of Bull Waterhole

About this map

The boundary between Edwards County and Kinney County cuts across a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage draws and seasonal water sources in this part of southwest Texas. Remote ranching infrastructure is evident near the Spring Ranch Airport and along the few gravel corridors like Tularosa Rd. The geography is shaped by numerous named canyons and hollows, including Dead Pine Hollow, Miguel Canyon, and Smith Hollow, which funnel water toward larger drainages such as Sycamore Creek and Lost Creek. Rare reliable water points are marked by Wickham Waterhole and clusters of springs such as Moran Springs, Riddle Spring, and Boiling Springs. This rugged terrain culminates at landmarks like Loma la Cruz and the prominent Mt El Shaddai, providing essential navigational points for land management in this arid cattle-and-goat country.