2022 Map of Mustang Waterhole

About this map

The W Nueces River carves a winding path through this corner of Southwest Texas, defining the landscape of the Kinney and Uvalde county line. This contemporary survey highlights the sparse, ranch-driven geography where access is limited to thoroughfares like Rolling Oaks Dr and private ranch gates like Pvt Rd 2400. Significant landmarks are often tied to the scarce water sources in this arid region, such as the namesake Mustang Waterhole and the nearby Double Waterhole. The elevation varies from the steep Barrilla Bluff to the drainage networks of French Cr and Rough Hollow. To the east, Windmill Draw points toward the traditional agricultural practices that have sustained these rural parcels for generations, providing researchers with a clear record of modern property boundaries and natural topography.