2010 Map of Earwood Creek SW

About this map

The East Prong Nueces River carves through this portion of Real County, anchoring a landscape defined by ranching operations and water management. Local infrastructure is highlighted by landmarks such as the Blair Windmill and the Heitmeyer Lake Dam, reflecting the essential role of water resource engineering in this environment. The settlement pattern is sparse, with the Greenwood Valley Ranch serving as a primary named property in the southern reaches. Drainage for the surrounding terrain is provided by seasonal watercourses including Contrary Creek and Hunger Creek, while Ranger Hollow marks a distinct topographical feature near the southeastern corner. A network of rural routes, including Hackberry Rd and Mitchell Ln, provides the only overland access through this sparsely populated territory.