2016 Map of Laguna Del Toro

About this map

Copita Cem sits within the brushy lowlands of South Texas, serving as a lone landmark in a landscape defined by seasonal watercourses and drainage basins. This area, spanning the boundary between Duval and Brooks counties, is characterized by a network of intermittent creeks and lagoons that dictate the rural road layout. Several significant water bodies, including Laguna Del Toro and Laguna Grande, dot the terrain north of where Cibolo Cr meanders across the center of the sheet. The southern portion of the quadrangle is marked by the course of Laborcitas Cr and Palo Blanco Cr, while a grid of local county roads like Co RD 238 and Co RD 240 connects the scattered ranchlands. The presence of Ramada del Toro Cr and Lagunas Negras further illustrates the hydrological complexity of this cattle-country environment in the modern era.