2012 Map of Redford SE

About this map

The Rio Grande snakes through the high desert of the West Texas borderlands, carving a deep natural boundary between the United States and Mexico. This landscape is defined by the significant topographic relief of the Trans-Pecos, featuring several prominent drainages such as Tapado Canyon and Rancherias Canyon. Much of the northern terrain is protected within Big Bend Ranch State Park, preserving a wilderness where few modern structures exist. The only significant transportation corridor is Ranch Road 170, which follows the river's winding course through the lower elevations. The map provides a clear look at the geological formations that create obstacles like Closed Canyon, illustrating the remote and arid nature of the river valley in the early 21st century.