2016 Map of Mudge Draw

About this map

Mudge Draw and Jim Little Draw define the drainage patterns across this portion of the Edwards Plateau, where the landscape is carved by seasonal watercourses and intermittent basins. The map illustrates a contemporary ranching environment partitioned by an extensive network of named roads, including Rio Bonita Ranch Rd, Carlton Ranch Rd, and Stapp Ranch Rd. These routes provide access to remote acreage and water sources like Roach Lake, East Spring, and The Dirt Tank. The boundary between Kimble and Kerr counties cuts across the southern half of the sheet, while Interstate 10 serves as the primary modern thoroughfare. For local historians and land researchers, the inclusion of specific property-access roads such as Tommy Burrus Ranch Rd NW and Old Segovia Wulbs Rd offers a detailed view of current land use and rural connectivity in the Texas Hill Country.