2013 Map of San Ignacio

About this map

San Ignacio and the surrounding high plains of Guadalupe County are defined by a network of drainage arroyos and remote ranching outposts. This early 21st-century landscape shows a community centered around the San Ignacio Cem and the winding Pintada Arroyo, which cuts through the limestone-cradled terrain. The northern portion of the map is dominated by transportation corridors where Vegas Junction marks the convergence of modern highway systems near Bibbs Ranch. The local geography is etched with Spanish-named landforms like Rincon de la Manzanita and Rincon de Ebaristo, reflecting the deep cultural heritage of the Pecos River valley region. Away from the primary roads like Pintada Rd and Copeland Rd, the land remains largely open, characterized by seasonal water features such as Cañada Bonita and the isolated Bull Lake.