2016 Map of Stewart Ranch

About this map

The Dry Llano River corridor defines this portion of the Edwards Plateau, where the landscape is marked by the deep incisions of Tenmile Draw, Rattlesnake Draw, and McKenzie Draw. These intermittent watercourses suggest a high-relief terrain where water management and seasonal drainage were critical to the ranching operations that characterize the region. Central to the area is the Stewart Ranch, situated near several private access ways including Ross Rd and Pvt Rd 3361. The 2016 survey also captures the administrative boundary between Sutton and Edwards Counties, illustrating how historical land divisions often ignored natural topography in favor of straight-line borders. The local transport network relies on a series of specialized routes like Station B Rd and Bond Rd, which connect the isolated homesteads and grazing lands typical of this West Texas ranching country.