2016 Map of Sawmill Branch

About this map

The Sawmill Branch and its surrounding watershed define this pocket of the Texas coastal plain along the Colorado Co and Lavaca Co line. This landscape is characterized by an intricate network of creeks and branches that drain into local catchments like Scott Lake and Stockton Lake. The drainage pattern, featuring tributaries such as Alligator Br, Panther Br, and Big Sandy Br, illustrates the hydrologic complexity of the region. The area is intersected by a grid of rural routes including Co Rd 230 and Co Rd 273, connecting scattered ranchlands and agricultural holdings. Land use is further evidenced by named property access points like Hill Ranch Rd and Draper Ranch Rd, which reflect the long-standing ranching tradition of South Central Texas. Near the center of the survey, Crooked Cr Lake serves as a notable landmark within the meandering course of Crooked Cr.