2022 Map of McAllen Ranch

About this map

Guadalupe El Torrero Cem sits near the northern boundary of this Hidalgo County landscape, marking a point of cultural and genealogical significance within a territory defined by large ranching tracts and sparse rural infrastructure. This 2022 survey captures the area's characteristic isolation, where the terrain is navigated primarily via farm-to-market roads and specialized ranch tracks. Modern connectivity is represented by FM 1017 and FM 681, while local thoroughfares like Guajolota Rd, Kamien Rd, and Zimmer Rd provide access to the interior. The land here remains largely dedicated to traditional South Texas cattle ranching, with the topography showing subtle elevation changes and drainages typical of the Rio Grande Valley's northern reaches. This document serves as a clear record of current land divisions and the few named landmarks that anchor this quiet corner of the brush country.