2010 Map of Laguna

About this map

Yancy Cemetery and the small settlement of Laguna anchor this landscape where the West Nueces River and the Nueces River converge. The topography is defined by a series of significant elevations and named draws, including Double Mountain, Housetop Mountain, and Fence Mountain, which rise above the river valleys. Ranching and rural transit are evidenced by the winding path of Ranch Rd 334 and several family-named hollows and bluffs. The river systems are the primary geographical features, marked by notable points such as Edwards Waterhole, Nineteen Mile Crossing, and the distinct curve of Bell Sow Bend. These water sources and crossings, combined with landmarks like Chimney Bluff and Blacks Bluff, illustrate the traditional navigation and land division patterns of this section of Uvalde County.