2012 Map of Earwood Creek

About this map

Earwood Creek and its many tributaries carve a complex drainage pattern across this section of Kerr County, defining the local ranching landscape. The area is characterized by seasonal watercourses and distinctive terrain features like The Kettle and Owl Hollow, which highlight the undulating geography of the Edwards Plateau. Ranching infrastructure is a prominent theme, with named water sources such as Tin Windmill, Black Jack Windmill, Steele Windmill, and Dardy Windmill distributed across the land to support livestock. These landmarks, along with various draws like Live Oak Draw and Post Oak Draw, provide essential navigation points in a region where water and topography dictate the movement of people and animals. Transportation is maintained by a network of rural routes, including Morris Ranch Rd and Ranch Road 336, which connect the scattered holdings of this quiet interior territory.