2013 Map of Oakville SW

About this map

Extensive petroleum development dominates this portion of South Texas, as evidenced by a dense concentration of named oil fields across the landscape. The extraction economy is clearly defined by the Maxine Oil Field, Maxine East Oil Field, and the West George West Oil Field. These sites are linked by a web of county roads and farm-to-market routes, including FM-889 and FM-3336, which cut through a terrain drained by seasonal waterways like Salt Br and Timon Cr. In the southeast, the Christensen Oil Field and Clay West Oil Field flank the winding path of Spring Cr. This landscape reflects the modern industrial character of Live Oak County, where the grid of rural infrastructure supports significant energy production alongside natural landmarks like Katzfey Lake and McKimzey Cr.