2016 Map of Chacon Creek SW

About this map

Chilipitin Lake and the winding course of Chacon Creek define this rural landscape in South Texas. This 2016 survey illustrates the cattle ranching infrastructure of Maverick County through a high density of man-made water catchments, often named for local figures or descriptive traits. These include Toro Santos Tank, Bean Salinas Tank, and Americanos Tank, which are scattered across a network of drainage systems. The map tracks several intermittent waterways like Chilipitin Cr, Spurler Cr, and Picosa Cr, revealing how the local topography is shaped by seasonal water flow. While largely devoid of major settlements, the numerous named landmarks like Pinto Ballo Tank and Singleton Tank provide specific points of reference for land use and heritage in this part of the state.