2016 Map of Lozier Canyon North

About this map

Malvado sits at the western edge of this West Texas landscape, where the Southern Pacific railroad line once defined the local geography of Terrell County. The terrain is dominated by a complex network of dry washes and deep incisions, most notably the meandering Lozier Canyon which carves through the limestone plateaus. This 2016 survey illustrates the persistent ranching and transportation infrastructure that connects this isolated region to the outside world, including Ranch Rd 1865 and Big Lozier Rd. To the east, the landscape transitions across the Terrell and Val Verde County line, marked by landmarks such as Pumpville Canyon and Mile and One Half Canyon. The map records a series of named drainages like Sevenmile Canyon, Coyote Canyon, and Jones Draw, reflecting a topography defined by occasional but powerful water flow through an otherwise arid environment.