2016 Map of Turcotte

About this map

Turcotte stands as a solitary waypoint in the expansive ranchlands of Kenedy County, a landscape defined by the coastal prairie and intermittent wetlands of South Texas. This 2016 survey illustrates the sparsely populated terrain where the corridor of Highway 77 provides the primary north-south artery through the region. Water remains a defining element of the geography, with Los Finados Lake and Cayo Grande serving as prominent landmarks amid the low-lying topography. The map reflects a region largely dedicated to large-scale ranching operations, where named settlements are rare and the natural drainage patterns of the coastal plain dictate the layout of the land. It is a detailed look at the rural infrastructure and hydraulic features that sustain this portion of the Texas coastline.