2012 Map of Vado De Piedra

About this map

The Rio Grande defines the northeastern boundary of this remote international landscape along the Texas-Mexico border. This 2012 digital survey reveals a terrain dominated by complex arroyos and drainage patterns that channel water toward the river. The most significant human-named landmark is the Vado Crossing, a historical point of passage situated where the river makes a sharp bend in the upper right of the map. This area represents a quiet segment of the border, where natural topography and seasonal hydrology remain the primary features of interest for those studying the physical geography or historical transit points of the Big Bend region.