2012 Map of San Angelo North

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O C Fisher Lake anchors the southwestern corner of this West Texas landscape, where the city's Corporate Limit meets a complex network of residential streets and rural corridors. The terrain rises to the north and east, defined by the prominent Devils Courthouse Peak and the drainage systems of Red Cr, Bold Eagle Cr, and Valentine Br. The transition from urban density to ranching and residential acreages is evident in the naming of roads after families and regional history, such as Schwertner Rd and Covington Rd. In the northwest, distinctive thoroughfares like Ute Pass and N Grape Creek Rd provide access to the higher ground, while the Old Ballinger Hwy cuts through the southeastern section, reflecting the historical transportation routes that long preceded the modern suburban expansion.