2019 Map of Chupadera Creek

About this map

The Rio Grande forms a prominent international boundary along the southwestern corner of this South Texas landscape, where the United States of America meets Mexico. This area is characterized by a network of seasonal drainages and watering points essential for ranching, including the San Ambrosia Creek, Chupadera Creek, and Jardin Creek. Topographic landmarks such as Cathedral Rock rise above the surrounding terrain, while isolated water sources like Chupadera Spring, Sullivan Spring, and Loza Tank highlight the importance of hydrology in this arid region. The map reveals a land utilized for large-scale operations, evidenced by the Faith Ranch Airport and Chupadera Ranch Airport, both situated along private ranch roads. Modern infrastructure is represented by FM 1021 and the winding Eagle Pass Road, providing the primary transit routes through this borderland territory.