2013 Map of Hacienda

About this map

The Nueces River winds through this South Texas landscape, defining a region characterized by private ranchlands and dramatic topographic relief. Named ranching operations such as Rosenow Ranch, Ingrum Ranch, and Smythe Ranch illustrate the traditional land use patterns of Uvalde County. The small settlement of Hacienda sits in the northern reaches, while the State Highway 3 Bridge provides a primary crossing point over the river's meandering course. Notable hydrology includes Wood Slough and the Soldiers Camp Springs, which serve as vital water sources in this environment. The terrain is punctuated by significant elevations including Cantrell Mtn, Sulphur Mtn, and Weymiller Butte, along with several named hills like Obi Hill and Tom Nunn Hill, which rise above the river valley. This survey captures the rural character of the area where cattle ranching and natural water features dictate the local geography.