2010 Map of Live Oak Hollow

About this map

Ezzell Oil Field and the Clayton Oil Field define the industrial footprint of this South Texas landscape in the early 21st century. The terrain is characterized by a network of drainage features including Mud Hollow and Live Oak Hollow, which feed into local waterways such as Live Oak Creek and White Creek. The presence of Ezzell Camp in the north suggests a concentrated point of activity related to the surrounding energy production. A geometric grid of county roads, including County Line Rd and Co Rd 112, organizes the rural space, while FM 1873 and FM 889 provide primary transit routes across the plains. This era of the landscape shows the integration of petroleum extraction with established ranching and rural property lines, as evidenced by the numerous small access roads and family-named water features like Rex Cabaniss Creek.