2010 Map of Eldorado

About this map

The high plateau of the Edwards Plateau transitions toward the Concho Valley in this 2010 study of Schleicher County. Eldorado serves as the focal point, its grid of streets concentrated near the headwaters of the South Concho River. The surrounding landscape is defined by intermittent drainage systems, most notably the winding paths of Antelope Draw and the North Valley Prong. These ephemeral watercourses illustrate the hydrological character of the region, where water management and ranching roads dictate the human footprint. Transportation is centered on a hub of regional routes including Old Sonora Rd and Ranch Rd 2596, while the Eldorado Airport provides a modern aerial link to this livestock-producing area. Local researchers will find the specific alignments of county roads like Co Rd 203 and Co Rd 412 useful for tracing property boundaries and land use patterns.