2012 Map of Quemado West

About this map

The Rio Grande serves as the international boundary and defining geographic feature of this borderlands region, where the community of Quemado occupies the eastern bank. The landscape is characterized by a structured grid of rural roads and agricultural access points, reflecting the irrigation and farming patterns of Maverick County. Local connectivity is maintained through state-maintained routes like Fm-1664 and Fm-1591, which link various family-named thoroughfares. These roads, including Stockely Rd, Willory Farm Rd, and Abdalla Rd, suggest a history of local land ownership and specialized agriculture within the fertile proximity of the river. The western portion of the map, across the river in Mexico, remains largely undeveloped in this survey, emphasizing the river's role as a sharp divider between residential agricultural plots and open terrain.