2010 Map of Randado

About this map

Randado and Escobas Ranch anchor this corner of South Texas, where the landscape is defined by the intersection of ranching traditions and the energy industry. The terrain is marked by seasonal drainages such as Los Tanques Creek and Escobas Creek, which traverse a region dominated by oil production. Key industrial landmarks like the Randado Oil Field and the South Manila Oil Field illustrate the subsurface economic activity that has long shaped the area's development. Transportation through this rural landscape relies on a network of ranch roads, including Rancho Blanco Rd and La Violeta Rd, leading to remote outposts and the Zachry Ranch Airport. The presence of these named ranching features and oil fields provides a clear picture of the land use patterns in Zapata County during the early 21st century.