2012 Map of Casa Piedra

About this map

Casa Piedra and its surrounding ranchlands are situated in the high desert environment of Presidio County, defined by a network of seasonal watercourses and remote outposts. The geography is characterized by the drainages of Alamito Cr and Alamo Cr, which converge near the small settlement of Casa Piedra. Evidence of the region's ranching heritage is seen in the placement of Rawls Ranch, Holguin Ranch, and the Loma Alta Windmill, highlighting the critical importance of water management in this arid landscape. The southwestern portion of the area includes the protected lands of Big Bend Ranch State Park, where Black Hills Cr cuts through the terrain. Human infrastructure is limited to secondary routes like Ranch Road 169 and Green Rd, reflecting the isolation and low population density typical of this borderlands region.