2013 Map of Concho

About this map

Concho River and Colorado River confluences are the defining geographic features of this Central Texas landscape, now largely dominated by the waters of the O. H. Ivie Reservoir. The settlement of Concho sits at the heart of a network of rural routes, including Ranch Road 1929 and numerous county and private roads that serve the ranching properties and lakeside developments. The topography is marked by distinct landmarks such as Deadmans Bluff overlooking the reservoir and various drainage branches like Dripping Hole Br and Fuzzy Cr. This modern survey illustrates how the impoundment of the rivers has transformed the local economy toward recreation and water management while maintaining the traditional grid of ranching access roads such as Co RD-4827 and Co RD-116.