2019 Map of Las Vegas

About this map

The south Texas plains of Dimmit County and LaSalle County meet in this topographic landscape, dominated by the drainage networks of Espio Cr and Elm Cr. The terrain is defined by its rural ranching character, where few roads penetrate the wide ranchlands. Ranch Rd 468 serves as the primary east-west artery across the central portion of the map, intersecting with the Dimmit Co and LaSalle Co boundary line. Local ranching life is grounded by landmarks like the Johnson Rch, situated near the eastern edge. In the southeast corner, the network of small creeks like Skull Cr converges, showing the subtle elevation changes that guide seasonal water flow through this arid environment. The map captures a moment of modern land use where large-scale ranching properties continue to define the geography of the Rio Grande Plain.