2012 Map of Twomile Draw

About this map

The W Nueces River carves through this portion of Edwards County, defining a landscape dominated by a network of seasonal drainages and significant water sources. This 2012 survey illustrates the hydrological layout of the region, anchored by the Kickapoo Spring and the headwaters of Kickapoo Cr in the southeastern corner. The area is characterized by its sequential naming of natural features, including Twomile Draw, Threemile Draw, and Fivemile Draw, which all feed into the primary river valley. Human infrastructure is limited to remote transit corridors like Ranch Road 674 and rural routes such as Co Rd-41, indicating a sparsely settled ranching or conservation environment where topography and water access dictate the land use. The presence of Indian Cr and Flat Cr further details the complex watershed patterns typical of this Texas Hill Country terrain.