2016 Map of Peggy

About this map

The border between Atascosa and Live Oak Counties bisects this South Texas landscape, defined by a series of named ranching water bodies and creek drainage systems. The small community of Peggy sits at the junction of FM 99 and Co RD 410, serving as a central point in an area characterized by intermittent water sources like Olmos Cr and Salt Br. Further south, the settlement of Esseville occupies a position near Merriman Hollow, surrounded by numerous engineered reservoirs such as Taylor Lake Number 1 and Esse Lake Number 8. The map reveals a land utilized for livestock and resource management, with family names preserved in features like Lillian Esse Lake and James Esse Lake. Terrain variations are noted at Lipan Hills and McCoy Hollow, while a network of farm-to-market roads and county routes connects these isolated ranching outposts.