2016 Map of Horse Camp Waterhole

About this map

The Horse Camp Waterhole area on the Edwards and Kerr County border reveals a landscape defined by the drainage patterns of the Texas Hill Country. This terrain is marked by dry watercourses and seasonal catchments, reflecting a ranching economy dependent on intermittent water sources. Named draws such as Beasley Draw, Lydle Draw, and Wildcat Draw carve through the limestone plateau, feeding into larger creeks like Paint Cr and Hunger Cr. Man-made water features are central to the map's geography, with the Valentine Tank, Goat Tank, and Cedar Tank strategically positioned to support livestock. The road network consists primarily of numbered ranch roads and private lanes like Snodgrass Rd and Mitchell Ln, which provide access to the dispersed operations typical of this part of the Edwards Plateau.