2016 Map of Sterling City

About this map

Sterling City sits at the confluence of arid plains and rugged drainage networks, serving as a primary hub for this West Texas landscape. The town's grid is meticulously detailed, showing the layout of streets from 1st St up to 12th St, and north-south thoroughfares like Main St and Washington St. This community organization contrasts with the surrounding natural topography, where the N Concho River and Sterling Cr have carved deep courses through the terrain. Evidence of early settlement and regional history is preserved at the Montvale Cem, located southeast of the town center along the highway. To the west, the distinctive prominence of Round Top stands as a landmark above the valley floor. The map also traces the significant local hydrology of the Edwards Plateau, including the winding paths of Bodcaw Draw, Mackenzie Draw, and Cox Hollow, illustrating how water shaped the cattle-ranching territory of Sterling County.