2016 Map of Coralina Ranch

About this map

The arid landscape of Schleicher County is defined by a network of drainage systems and intermittent water sources, as shown in this 2016 survey. The terrain is marked by significant topographical shifts between North Valley and Middle Valley, with seasonal water flow indicated by the winding N Valley Prong and Middle Valley Prong. These watercourses are punctuated by essential landmarks for the ranching industry, including Sixmile Waterhole and Limekiln Waterhole. The remote ranching heritage of the area is anchored by the Coralina Ranch and the nearby Black Family Cem, providing a direct link for genealogists to early family settlements in this part of the Edwards Plateau. The distribution of features like Sevenmile Waterhole and Talbot Lake reflects the critical importance of water management in this dry Texas landscape, connected by rural routes such as Ranch Rd 864.