2019 Map of Paisano Lake

About this map

Canales Cem sits alone in a landscape defined by seasonal drainages and vital ranching water sources along the border of Kleberg and Brooks counties. This South Texas terrain is marked by the branching paths of Radicha Cr and Salado Cr, which feed into various impoundments and depressions. The presence of named water features like Cuatro de Julio Waterhole and El Perdido Waterhole highlights the historical and practical importance of specific watering points in this arid region. Near the center of the sheet, Canelo Lake provides a focal point for the surrounding network of local roads and property boundaries. Further south, Reservoir Number 1 and Paisano Cr reflect the managed hydraulic environment common to large Texas landholdings, where natural creek beds are often modified for water storage and livestock.