2013 Map of San Pablo Ranch

About this map

San Pablo Ranch anchors a landscape defined by the deep-rooted ranching heritage of Jim Hogg County. This survey illustrates the vital infrastructure of the South Texas brush country, where isolated outposts like San Rafael Ranch and Lyton Ranch are connected by a network of private roads including Lytton Ranch Rd and El Milagro Ranch Rd. The proliferation of named water sources, such as San Pedro Windmill, Maria Stella Windmill, and Pablo Blanco Windmill, emphasizes the critical nature of water management in this arid region. Industrial activity is present at the Prado Oil Field in the northeast, marking a shift from traditional cattle ranching to petroleum extraction. This map serves as a detailed record of land ownership and utility for researchers interested in the territorial history and resource development of the South Texas plains during the early 21st century.