2012 Map of Live Oak Draw

About this map

The N Llano River carves through the northern reaches of this Sutton County landscape, defining a terrain shaped by ephemeral watercourses and vital seasonal water sources. In a region where water management is central to land use, named features like Tenmile Waterhole and Eightmile Waterhole serve as critical landmarks for local ranching operations. The topography is dominated by wide drainage systems, including Live Oak Draw, Tenmile Draw, and Rattlesnake Draw, which illustrate the complex watershed of the Edwards Plateau. Transportation in this part of Texas is characterized by a network of rural routes such as Ranch Road 3130 and Ross Rd, alongside numerous private access ways like Private Road 3366 that connect remote homesteads and grazing lands to the larger regional infrastructure.