2010 Map of Elm Mountain

About this map

Elm Mountain rises above a landscape defined by an intricate network of seasonal watercourses and private ranch roads in this rural portion of Kinney County. The area’s drainage is dominated by the meandering paths of Lindsey Creek to the west and the expansive reach of Elm Creek through the central and eastern sections, with Arenosa Creek appearing in the southeast. Transport and property access in this ranching territory rely on named routes such as U-Bar Ranch Rd, Fritter Ln, and Garza Ln, alongside the more formal RM 334. This survey illustrates the sparse, high-country ranching infrastructure of West Texas before the further encroachment of modern development, focusing on the essential relationship between water sources and land management.