2019 Map of Kingsville West

About this map

Kingsville sits at the eastern edge of this South Texas landscape, where the street grid meets an expansive network of creeks and ephemeral lakes. The western outskirts of the city are defined by a mix of residential development and open ranch land, transitionally marked by the course of Tranquitas Cr as it flows toward Tranquitas Lake. To the south, local history is preserved at Chamberlain Cem and the Santo Gertrudis Memorial Cem, located near the southern reach of S Wells St. Beyond the city limits, the terrain is characterized by a series of significant water features including Los Indios Lake and Ogados Lake, alongside the storied Posta Water-Hole. This area is shaped by the intermittent drainages of Santa Gertrudis Cr and San Fernando Cr, the latter forming a portion of the boundary between Nueces and Kleberg counties.