2013 Map of Lake San Tana

About this map

San Angelo Junction sits at a crossroads of ranching and industry in this portion of Coleman County. The landscape is defined by its transition from the rolling drainage of Watts Cr and Mukewater Cr toward the prominent elevations of the Santa Anna Mountains to the south. This area demonstrates a mid-century commitment to land management and water security, evidenced by a series of engineered water bodies including the Soil Conservation Service Site 31 Reservoir and several numbered sites along the watershed. The local economy is visibly anchored in petroleum extraction, with the Hagler Oil Field and Coleman Junction North Oil Field marking the subterranean resources of the region. Recreational and municipal water features like Lake San Tana and Lake Sealy provide a contrast to the surrounding network of county roads and grazing lands.