2012 Map of Live Oak Hollow

About this map

Live Oak Hollow and Ezzell Camp anchor this interior South Texas landscape, defined by a network of drainage creeks and concentrated petroleum extraction. The terrain is marked by the presence of the Ezzell Oil Field in the northwest and the Clayton Oil Field to the northeast, reflecting the region's long-standing energy economy. Local transport is facilitated by a grid of county roads, including Co RD-110, Co RD-112, and Co Line RD, which navigate around a dense system of seasonal waterways. This drainage network includes the prominent Live Oak Cr, White Cr, and Rex Cabaniss Cr, which flow through the chaparral and pasture land. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, Leopard Br and Hackberry Cr indicate the subtle topographic shifts that characterize this part of Live Oak County. The map provides a clear record of rural land divisions and the infrastructure required to support industrial activity in a sparsely populated environment.