2013 Map of Riomedina

About this map

The Medina River valley defines this central Texas landscape, where the settlement of Riomedina serves as a local crossroads. The map documents a complex hydraulic environment, featuring the Medina Irrigation Canal and several natural water sources like Haby 1 Springs and Haby 2 Springs. This water network supported a long history of agriculture and ranching in the region, evidenced by the numerous named creek systems including Quihi Cr, Opossum Cr, and Yellow Cr that feed toward the river. To the southeast, the Weislen Airport represents the local infrastructure, while landmarks like Indian Hill and Gabe Lake anchor the terrain. The sheet provides a detailed view of the rural road network, showing how the community transitioned from private ranch roads and county roads to larger state farm-to-market routes like FM-2676 and FM-1957.