2022 Map of Wilson Ranch

About this map

Squirrel Creek and Seco Creek carve through this landscape at the border of Medina and Frio counties. The terrain is characterized by a network of ranch roads and intermittent drainages, including the prominent Wilson Lake and Eschenburg Lake. These water sources were critical for the development of the region's livestock industry, providing essential catchment in a semiarid environment. While much of the area remains rural and sparsely populated, the map reveals the layout of private and county roads such as County Road 731 and FM 2200, which facilitate movement between these extensive land holdings. In the southeastern corner, the course of Hondo Creek and Tehuacana Creek provide further geographical context for the local drainage patterns that have shaped land use since the early settlement of south-central Texas.