2010 Map of Live Oak Draw

About this map

North Llano River flows across the northern edge of this Sutton County landscape, a terrain defined by the complex drainage systems typical of the Edwards Plateau. These intermittent watercourses, including Tenmile Draw, Live Oak Draw, and Rattlesnake Draw, converge toward the river, illustrating the region's hydrological patterns where water is often concentrated in specific natural basins. Vital landmarks for ranching and local navigation are noted at Tenmile Waterhole and Eightmile Waterhole, indicating reliable points of surface water in an otherwise arid environment. Along the southern reaches, Bull Hollow and Eightmile Draw further mark the rugged limestone topography. The absence of established townsites underscores the rural, agricultural character of this portion of West Texas, where life and property boundaries are traditionally tied to these distinct draws and river access.