2016 Map of Ryanville

About this map

The coastal plains along the Goliad County and Refugio County line are defined by a network of seasonal water bodies and subtle drainage ways. Low-lying features like Willow Lake, Bundick Lake, and Flat Lake are characteristic of this Texas landscape, where slight depressions collect water across the broad expanse of Ninemile Flat. The drainage pattern is dictated by numerous small waterways, including Melon Creek, Blanco Creek, and Sarco Cr, which cut through the open country. A sparse road network, featuring local routes such as McGuill Road, Walton Road, and Jackson Road, provides the primary access to these rural tracts. The map illustrates a transitional landscape where the interior plains meet the low-relief terrain of the coastal bend, anchored by the namesake crossing of Ryan Street near the heart of the quadrangle.