2019 Map of Pulliam Ranch

About this map

Pulliam Ranch sits as the central namesake of this south Texas landscape, where the Uvalde Co and Zavala Co line divides a region defined by its critical water sources. The Nueces River winds through the southwestern corner, creating a riparian corridor that contrasts with the surrounding drainage networks of Sand Ridge Cr and Live Oak Cr. The map reveals a high density of named stock tanks, such as Ninemile Tank, Horseshoe Tank, and Ranger Tank, reflecting the essential nature of water management in this cattle-ranching territory. Local infrastructure is marked by a network of rural roads including Nueces Rd and Corrgan Rd, which provide access to the interior rangelands. Further east, the Camp Lake Slough indicates low-lying areas prone to seasonal inundation, while FM 117 skirts the northeastern edge of the survey.