2016 Map of Sacatosa Tank

About this map

Sacatosa Tank and an extensive network of water catchments define this semi-arid landscape in Maverick County, where the management of water is central to ranching operations. The terrain is drained by ephemeral systems like Chueco Cr and Chimeneas Cr, which feed into numerous named reservoirs such as Antonio Tank and San Pablo Tank. A highly structured grid of private ranch roads dominates the eastern half of the map, illustrating the scale of landholdings in this part of South Texas. The presence of the Comanche Ranch Airport in the south underscores the reliance on private aviation for managing these large, isolated properties. Further west, more isolated features like Taza Tank and Truitt Tank sit among subtle elevation changes, while the southern boundary is marked by a long, straight stretch of highway connecting this ranching country to the wider region.