2012 Map of Eagle Pass West

About this map

The Rio Grande serves as the central focal point of this 2012 survey, tracing the international boundary where water and commerce meet. On the Texas side, the urban development of Eagle Pass is evident through a grid of established thoroughfares including S Adams St and S Monroe St, alongside institutional landmarks like the Sw Sch Of Business And Technical Careers. To the north, the landscape transitions into a more rural character defined by family-named settlements and geographic markers such as J Ritche, F Ritche, and P Debonner. These small residential clusters near the junction of Elm Cr and Seco Cr illustrate the persistent pattern of settlement along the river's fertile edge and secondary drainage basins. The presence of Industrial Blvd suggests the modern economic activity fueling the region's growth during this era.