2010 Map of Hebbronville NW

About this map

Trevino Ranch and Barronena Ranch anchor this landscape in Duval County, illustrating the enduring ranching traditions of South Texas. The area is defined by a sophisticated network of water infrastructure essential for livestock, including numerous family-named landmarks such as Cardenas Windmill, Estella Windmill, and the Agua Negra Windmill. This 2010 survey highlights how the semi-arid terrain is managed through man-made features like Thirtyeight Tank and Retama Tank, which capture seasonal runoff from ephemeral drainages like Macho Creek and Santonino Creek. The presence of the Barronena Ranch Airport and Barronena East Airport reflects the practical necessity of private aviation for navigating and managing large-scale landholdings in this part of the state. Narrow ranch roads, including Co RD 312, wind through the brush country, connecting remote outposts like El Norte Windmill to the broader region.