2019 Map of Hulldale

About this map

The S Concho River and its accompanying drainage systems define the high plateau landscape of this region on the border of Tom Green and Schleicher counties. This survey reflects the sparse ranching and hydraulic character of the West Texas plains, where water access remains the primary driver of development. The small settlement of Hulldale sits at a crossroads near the river, while landmarks like Tenmile Waterhole and Hackberry Waterhole indicate critical natural water sources in an otherwise arid environment. Evidence of historical transportation is visible in the alignment of the Old Mt Hwy, which runs parallel to modern routes through the undulating terrain. Significant topographic features like Big Hill stand out against the draws, including Bois D'Arc Draw and Indian Draw, which funnel seasonal runoff toward the Concho basin.