1970 Map of Frio Town NE

About this map

Seco Creek and its tributaries carve through this landscape in Medina County, revealing a rural Texas ranching and resource territory as it was surveyed in the late 1960s. The drainage patterns of West Squirrel Creek and East Squirrel Creek converge here, illustrating the natural water network essential to local land use. Unlike more densely populated regions, this area is defined by its industrial and agricultural utility, featuring scattered wells, a Drill Hole, and a remote Landing Strip. Small-scale extraction is evident through the presence of Gravel Pits and a singular Gravel Pit near the eastern bank of the creeks. The map provides a detailed view of the terrain before later developments, showing the distribution of rural infrastructure and the winding paths of Parkers Creek as it feeds into the larger waterway systems.