
Tordillo Hills dominate this portion of South Texas where the boundaries of Atascosa, Karnes, and Live Oak counties meet. The landscape is defined by a dense network of intermittent drainages including Tordillo Cr, Lipan Cr, and Water Cr, which carve through the terrain near the prominent Tordillo Hill. Local family and community history is anchored by several burial sites, such as the Brister Cem in the northwest and the Guadalupe Catholic Cem further south. The presence of Oil People Rd points to the region's long-standing connection to the petroleum industry, reflecting a rural economy built on both ranching and mineral extraction. A web of secondary routes like FM 791 and FM 2924 connects these dispersed homesteads and landmarks, illustrating the persistent settlement patterns of this brush country borderland.
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1930 Whitsett
Atascosa County, TX

1942 Whitsett
Atascosa County, TX

1961 Fashing
Atascosa County, TX

1965 Caballos Creek
Atascosa County, TX

1965 Whitsett
Atascosa County, TX

1968 Christine West
Atascosa County, TX

1968 Dobrowolski
Atascosa County, TX

1968 Leal
Atascosa County, TX

1968 McCoy
Atascosa County, TX

1968 Rossville
Atascosa County, TX

1969 Christine East
Atascosa County, TX

1969 Cross NE
Atascosa County, TX

1969 San Miguel Ranch
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Caballos Creek
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Christine East
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Christine West
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Cross NE
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Dobrowolski
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Fashing
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Leal
Atascosa County, TX

2022 McCoy
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Rossville
Atascosa County, TX

2022 San Miguel Ranch
Atascosa County, TX

2022 Whitsett
Atascosa County, TX