2016 Map of San Tomas Camp

About this map

Encino sits along the western edge of this South Texas landscape, where large-scale ranching and grazing tracts dominate the geography of Brooks County. The map documents a traditional system of land use, divided into named pastures and traps, such as Lucero Trap and Zacahuistle Pasture. For genealogists and local historians, El Lucero Cem serves as a vital landmark near Lucero St, providing a specific point of reference for families with roots in this area. To the east, the terrain is shaped by features like Quiteria Hill and the seasonal waters of Quiteria Lake. The presence of small settlements like San Tomas Camp and numerous private pasture roads, including Co RD 305, illustrates the enduring rural character and agricultural organization of this ranching country in the early twenty-first century.