2010 Map of Rocksprings

About this map

Rocksprings serves as the primary hub of this Edwards County landscape, shown here as a structured grid of streets surrounded by the open ranch land of the Edwards Plateau. The town’s location is defined by its position on a high divide, where the drainage patterns move away from the settlement in multiple directions. The intermittent nature of the local hydrology is evident in the presence of Dry Draw to the north and west, while the headwaters of Hackberry Creek emerge to the southeast. These seasonal watercourses dictate the historical placement of ranch roads and cattle movement. A network of rural routes, including Co Rd 2630, radiates from the town center, connecting the remote livestock operations to the county seat in the early 21st century.