2010 Map of La Parra Ranch SW

About this map

The vast coastal ranching lands of Kenedy County, Texas, are characterized by a network of isolated camps and essential water sources. Marana Camp serves as a focal point in the lower southern reach of the quadrangle, connected to the wider landscape by local ranch roads and specialized enclosure sites like Padre Juanito Trap and Marana Trap. The infrastructure for cattle and energy is prominently marked, including the Humble Oil Company Hub Number 1 and a series of named water stations such as Motaralla Windmill and Marcello Windmill. These features reflect the long-standing land-use patterns of the South Texas brush country, where livestock management depends on these specific, named locations. To the west, the water feature Cayo Grande breaks the arid terrain, illustrating the critical intersection of natural hydrology and man-made improvements in this sparsely populated region.