2019 Map of Comanche Waterhole

About this map

Comanche Waterhole serves as the central landmark in this portion of the Texas Hill Country, situated along the county line where Uvalde and Medina meet. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of seasonal drainage and creek beds, including Rancheros Creek, Comanche Creek, and Elm Creek, which traverse the undulating terrain. To the far northwest, the Sabinal River cuts through the topography near the K Bar Ranch Airport. The transport network consists largely of rural ranch roads like N Ranch Rd 187 and Ranch Rd 1796, illustrating the large-acreage ranching heritage of the region. The map also records the divergence of Seco Creek and its smaller tributaries, Little Seco Creek and Little Comanche Creek, in the northeastern quadrant, highlighting the critical role of water sources in this semi-arid environment.