2010 Map of Elm Creek

About this map

Leopard Creek and its many tributaries, including Leopard Branch and Spring Creek, dominate this South Texas landscape in Live Oak County. This 2010 topographic record highlights an area defined by ranching infrastructure and hydrological management. Dozens of man-made water features and storage points are scattered across the terrain, including Alamo Tank, Agarita Tank, and Javelina Tank, often named for local flora and fauna. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, Elm Creek and Ramirena Creek navigate a network of rural routes such as Co RD 161 and Co RD 107. The presence of the Alamo Tank Dam underscores the local necessity of water conservation in this brush country environment, where drainage patterns are vital to the area's agricultural and livestock operations.