2019 Map of San Patricio

About this map

The Nueces River serves as the winding natural boundary between San Patricio and Nueces counties, carving a serpentine path through this South Texas landscape. Small rural settlements like San Patricio and Bluntzer anchor the region, connected by a network of farm roads and family-named routes such as McGloin St and Easley Ln. The area is marked by a deep historical footprint, evidenced by the Old San Patricio Cem and the proximity of Lipantitlan Park Rd, which alludes to the site of an old Mexican fort and earlier indigenous history. Hydrology defines the local character, with numerous springs and intermittent creeks like Sandy Hollow Cr and Cayamon Cr feeding into the river system. The settlement pattern of Sandy Hollow-Escondidas suggests modern rural community growth alongside established ranching lands, where labels like Old Ranch Cem point to generations of agricultural heritage.