2010 Map of El Chapote Creek

About this map

El Chapote Creek and its seasonal tributaries define this brush-country landscape in South Texas, where ranching infrastructure and rural roads weave through the drainages of the Rio Grande basin. The 2010 survey reflects a territory of sprawling acreage and private landholdings, connected by a network of thoroughfares like San Julian Rd and FM 649. Small-scale family heritage is preserved at sites such as Elizondo Cemetery and Garcia Cemetery, which remain as fixed points of local history amidst the shifting riparian corridors of Del Puerto Creek and Saremente Creek. The map provides a clear look at the intersection of modern transportation routes, such as F M 3167, and the traditional creek-fed topography that has dictated the area's land use for generations.