
Cadiz serves as the central hub of this South Texas landscape, situated at the intersection of FM 799 and several local county roads. The terrain is defined by a dendritic drainage system where Waller Gully and Gamble Gully feed into larger watercourses like Poesta Cr and La Para Cr. These seasonal streams dictate the positioning of historical sites and ranch boundaries across the Bee County line. The map reveals a distinct pattern of rural settlement, with the Bee Co Live Oak Co boundary cutting diagonally across the northwestern corner. Family and community heritage is anchored by the presence of the Lebanon Cem to the northwest of the main settlement and La Para Cem located along La Para Rd to the southeast. The extensive network of numbered county roads, such as Co RD 341 and Co RD 329, provides a clear view of how land was partitioned and accessed in the early twenty-first century.
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23 maps found

1954 Fleming
Bee County, TX

1963 Mineral
Bee County, TX

1963 Monteola
Bee County, TX

1978 Refugio SW
Bee County, TX

1979 Beeville East
Bee County, TX

1979 Beeville West
Bee County, TX

1979 Bullshead Creek
Bee County, TX

1979 Burkes Ridge
Bee County, TX

1979 Cadiz
Bee County, TX

1979 Clareville
Bee County, TX

1979 Papalote
Bee County, TX

1979 Skidmore NE
Bee County, TX

2022 Beeville East
Bee County, TX

2022 Beeville West
Bee County, TX

2022 Bullshead Creek
Bee County, TX

2022 Burkes Ridge
Bee County, TX

2022 Cadiz
Bee County, TX

2022 Clareville
Bee County, TX

2022 Mineral
Bee County, TX

2022 Monteola
Bee County, TX

2022 Papalote
Bee County, TX

2022 Refugio SW
Bee County, TX

2022 Skidmore NE
Bee County, TX