2016 Map of Miers Ranch

About this map

Miers Ranch serves as the namesake hub of this West Texas landscape, where vast ranching properties are defined by a network of private access roads and shifting drainage patterns. The terrain is deeply etched by seasonal watercourses like Big Satan Cr and Bluff Cr, which move through the rugged limestone topography characteristic of Val Verde County. These drainages eventually converge toward the south, where the West Fork Sycamore Creek marks a significant hydrologic feature. The reliance on individual ranch infrastructure is evident in the naming of transit routes such as Miers Ranch Rd and Turkey Creek Ranch Rd, illustrating how land ownership and familial legacies shape the geography of this arid region. This 2016 survey provides a precise look at these boundaries and the natural contours of the brush-covered canyons and draws before they reach the Rio Grande watershed.