2013 Map of Uvalde

About this map

Fort Inge stands as a primary historical landmark on the eastern bank of the Leona River, marking a site of long-standing strategic importance south of the main settlement. The geography is defined by a network of drainage systems including Cooks Slough, Boon Slough, and Taylor Slough, which converge near Leona Springs. This water-rich landscape supports the Uvalde National Fish Hatchery, situated west of the river. The residential expansion is evident in the development of Uvalde Ests and the sprawling street grid that reaches toward Benson Airstrip. Local landmarks such as Inge Mtn and Rocky Hill provide topographic relief in an area otherwise characterized by the steady flow of the river and numerous named waterholes like Twomile Waterhole.