2019 Map of Burr Oak Creek

About this map

Burr Oak Creek flows through this West Texas landscape, winding through a network of drainages that define the local geography. The map documents the boundary where Tom Green County meets Concho County, a quiet ranching region defined by intermittent watercourses like Kickapoo Creek and Frog Pond Creek. Human activity is concentrated along several secondary routes, including the long-standing Fort McKavett Road, which connects the area to historical travel corridors. This 2019 survey shows how the land remains largely open, with infrastructure primarily limited to a grid of county roads like Co RD 2246 and Co RD 2275 that serve scattered homesteads and livestock operations. The convergence of Welch Creek and Brady Creek highlights the drainage patterns that have dictated land use and property boundaries in this part of the Edwards Plateau for generations.