2022 Map of Chupadera Creek

About this map

Rio Grande waters define the southwestern boundary of this South Texas landscape, where the international border separates the United States of America from Mexico. The terrain is characterized by a network of drainage systems, including San Ambrosia Creek, Chupadera Creek, and Jardin Creek, which carve through the brush country of Webb, Dimmit, and Maverick Counties. Notable freshwater sources like Chupadera Spring and Sullivan Spring provided essential resources for the region's ranching operations. The presence of specialized aviation infrastructure such as the Faith Ranch Airport and Chupadera Ranch Airport reflects the logistical needs of managing large-scale ranching estates. Prominent landmarks like Cathedral Rock and man-made features such as Loza Tank and Briscoe Ranch Lake serve as key navigational points in this sparsely populated borderland territory.