2010 Map of Eagle Pass West

About this map

The Rio Grande serves as the central boundary in this international borderland survey, separating the United States Of America from Estados Unidos Mexicanos. On the eastern bank, the urban grid of Eagle Pass dominates the landscape, featuring residential developments and streets like N Ceylon St. The map illustrates the town's position at a critical crossing point between Texas and Coahuila. To the north of the city, several family names appear along the river's edge, including J Ritche, F Ritche, and P DeBonner, indicating small-scale land holdings or residences. The hydrological character of the region is defined by the confluence of Elm Creek and Seco Creek as they approach the main river channel, highlighting the natural drainage patterns that have historically influenced settlement near this high-desert waterway.