2010 Map of Eden SW

About this map

Live Oak Creek and Fitzgerald Creek carve through the landscape of Menard County, defining a rural Texas terrain shaped by seasonal watercourses and conservation efforts. The Soil Conservation Service Site 29 Reservoir, held by the Soil Conservation Service Site 29 Dam, serves as a primary landmark in the north, reflecting late-twentieth-century water management practices in the Edwards Plateau region. A network of ranch-to-market and county roads, including FM 1223 and Potter Rd, provides access to the interior, where topographical features like Negro Gap dictate the historical movement across the land. The presence of family-named routes such as Wilhelm Ln and Waddell Ln indicates the long-standing ranching heritage and land ownership patterns characteristic of this part of West Texas.