1984 Map of Tordillo Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
The Rio Grande forms the international boundary in this arid South Texas landscape, where the United States of America meets Mexico. This 1984 survey reveals a territory defined by complex drainage systems, including San Lorenzo Creek, Tordillo Creek, and Pañuelo Creek, which feed into the river. Human presence is sparse and focused on ranching and resource extraction, anchored by Tordillo Camp and supported by numerous water management features like Vat Trap Tank and Fifteen Hundred Tank. The geography is marked by isolated landmarks such as the Aura Windmill and Ramon Windmill, alongside evidence of the region's petroleum industry with several Oil Well and Gas Well sites. A Landing Strip near the center of the quadrangle suggests the logistical challenges of reaching these remote borderlands.
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Editions of this 1984 Tordillo Creek Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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