2016 Map of Midway

About this map

Midway sits at the intersection of rural South Texas transit routes, marking a quiet point in the landscape where FM 624 and FM 624 E converge. This 2016 survey illustrates the ranch-land character of the border between Live Oak and Jim Wells counties, defined by a network of seasonal drainages and local county roads. The terrain is shaped by the intermittent flows of Lagarto Cr and Longoria Cr, which meander through the scrubland towards the southeast. A notable geographic feature, Dix Hollow, provides local relief in an otherwise subtly rolling plain. The distribution of named trails, such as Yucca Trl and Wild Horse Trl, alongside numerous county roads like Co RD 308 and Co RD 228, reveals a landscape organized around large-scale agricultural and ranching parcels common to this region of the state.