2013 Map of Tivoli SW

About this map

Spanish Village sits near the eastern edge of this coastal landscape, where the waters of Burgentine Lake and Burgentine Cr meet the northern reaches of St Charles Bay. The area is defined by a sparse but organized network of ranch roads and cattle-related infrastructure, characteristic of the Texas Gulf Coast's agricultural heritage. Numerous named landmarks such as Hawes Windmill, Willow Windmill, and Lucky Windmill serve as essential water sources across the flat, low-lying terrain. Several watercourses, including Artesian Cr, Willow Cr, and Salt Cr, snake through the grid of property lines and rural routes like FM-774 and Kelso RD. This map documents a working landscape where geography is measured as much by drainage and water access as by the road network.