2010 Map of San Antonio Viejo

About this map

San Antonio Viejo serves as the central focal point in this 2010 depiction of the South Texas rangeland. The landscape is defined by its water infrastructure, which is essential for cattle ranching in the semi-arid Brush Country. A dense network of named landmarks, including Esperanza Windmill, Lobo Blanco Windmill, and San Pedro Windmill, demonstrates how the land has been managed and partitioned over generations. Transport through this area relies on a handful of thoroughfares such as Gallagher Ranch Rd, which connects the various ranching stations. The few natural water features, like Remadura de Charco Largo Creek, provide a glimpse into the local hydrology that supports this environment. This map is particularly useful for those researching ranching history or family landholdings in Jim Hogg County, showing the specific location of named windmills like Rancho Viejo Windmill and Cisterna Alta Windmill that often served as local navigation points.