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Brewster County, Texas

Brewster County Places

Landmarks & Vanished Communities

This index preserves the TXGenWeb collection of named places, geographic features, historic sites, and vanished communities associated with Brewster County, Texas.

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Brewster County Landmarks & Vanished Communities
Feature Name Type Latitude, Longitude Description Source
02 Ranch Airport airport 29.874722, -103.696944 — USGS
Adams Ranch locale 29.408333, -102.836111 — USGS
Adams Ranch locale 29.589167, -103.604722 — USGS
Adams Windmill locale 30.366111, -103.013056 — USGS
Adobe Walls locale 29.477222, -103.524722 — USGS
Adobe Walls Draw valley 29.403333, -103.594167 — USGS
Adobe Walls Mountain summit 29.488056, -103.502778 — USGS
Agua Fria Trail trail 29.525278, -103.744444 — USGS
Aguja, Sierra summit 29.225000, -103.636667 — USGS
Ainsleys Cabin locale 30.412222, -103.287500 — USGS
Alamo Creek stream 30.045833, -102.786944 — USGS
Alamo Creek stream 29.144722, -103.542222 — USGS
Alamo de Cesario Creek stream 29.548611, -103.622222 — USGS
Alamo Spring spring 29.521111, -103.287500 — USGS
Alpine pop place 30.358333, -103.660556 — USGS
Alpine Creek stream 30.508333, -103.558333 — USGS
Alpine Hill summit 30.349167, -103.657778 — USGS
Alpine-Casparis Municipal Airport airport 30.383889, -103.683056 — USGS
Alsate Creek stream 30.153056, -103.287222 — USGS
Alto Relex cliff 29.344722, -103.027500 — USGS
Altuda pop place 30.301944, -103.457500 — USGS
Amarilla Mountain summit 29.312500, -103.742778 — USGS
Angela Peak summit 29.480000, -103.190833 — USGS
Anguila, Mesa de summit 29.210833, -103.688056 — USGS
Ansley Place pop place 30.243333, -103.138056 — USGS
Apache Canyon valley 29.290278, -103.414444 — USGS
Apache Canyon Trail trail 29.264167, -103.394722 — USGS
Aqua Fria Mountain summit 29.515833, -103.644167 — USGS
Aqua Fria Spring spring 29.525000, -103.672500 — USGS
Arnold Ranch locale 30.201389, -103.353611 — USGS
Ash Creek stream 29.337222, -103.367500 — USGS
Ash Spring spring 29.312500, -103.328889 — USGS
Avery Canyon valley 29.415278, -103.145556 — USGS
Backbone Ridge ridge 29.142778, -103.272500 — USGS
Bacon Draw valley 29.981944, -103.083611 — USGS
Bandera Mesa summit 29.624722, -103.773333 — USGS
Banta Shut-In summit 29.329167, -103.080000 — USGS
Barrel Canyon valley 29.880833, -102.399444 — USGS
Basin Junction pop place 29.334167, -103.256111 — USGS
Basin, The basiN 29.275000, -103.304167 — USGS
Baylor Tank reservoir 30.257500, -103.637222 — USGS
Bear Canyon valley 29.987222, -103.591667 — USGS
Bear Canyon valley 30.287778, -103.624722 — USGS
Bear Canyon valley 29.959722, -103.376111 — USGS
Bear Creek stream 30.046944, -102.751944 — USGS
Bear Creek stream 29.674722, -102.984444 — USGS
Bear Creek Tank reservoir 29.697500, -103.002222 — USGS
Beatty Place pop place 30.369167, -103.335278 — USGS
Beckett Corner Windmill locale 29.971667, -103.148333 — USGS
Bee Cave Canyon valley 29.718056, -103.351944 — USGS
Bee Cove Tank reservoir 29.591667, -102.978889 — USGS
Bee Mountain summit 29.187500, -103.485278 — USGS
Bee Mountain summit 29.342500, -103.539722 — USGS
Beef Canyon valley 29.900833, -102.600556 — USGS
Beef Gap gap 29.831667, -102.655833 — USGS
Bennett Place (historical) pop place 30.075000, -103.033889 — USGS
Bennett Place (historical) pop place 30.224167, -103.068611 — USGS
Bennett Place (historical) pop place 30.121111, -103.008611 — USGS
Bens Hole Creek stream 29.327500, -103.553056 — USGS
Big Bend National Park park 29.250000, -103.250000 — USGS
Big Brindle Canyon valley 30.010278, -102.536389 — USGS
Big Brushy Canyon valley 29.667222, -103.026667 — USGS
Big Canyon valley 29.723333, -102.688611 — USGS
Big Corazones Spring spring 29.499444, -103.411111 — USGS
Big Creek stream 30.103611, -098.502222 — USGS
Big Hill summit 30.301111, -103.600556 — USGS
Big Rock Tank reservoir 30.556944, -103.592500 — USGS
Big Wood Hollow valley 30.108889, -103.213056 — USGS
Big Yellow Arroyo valley 29.381389, -103.106667 — —
Bird Mine mine 30.341667, -103.512778 In about 1885 Mr. Julias C. Bird, an ex-Texas Ranger, discovered a lead sulphide ore along the north slope of Altuda Mountain. The mine was worked up to the middle 1940's but was never an economical success. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas. by Clifford B. Casey Frank Saffarrans [deceased]
Bird Mountain summit 30.328333, -103.512778 — USGS
Bissett Mountain summit 30.380833, -103.421667 — USGS
Bitter Spring spring 29.350556, -103.491389 — USGS
Black Creek stream 30.509444, -103.597222 — USGS
Black Dike locale 29.056111, -103.432222 — USGS
Black Gap gap 29.574444, -102.938611 — USGS
Black Hill summit 29.627222, -103.517778 — USGS
Black Hills summit 29.818611, -102.991111 — USGS
Black Knob summit 29.238611, -103.103889 — USGS
Black Mesa summit 29.211389, -103.489167 — USGS
Black Mesa summit 29.348889, -103.721944 — USGS
Black Mountain summit 29.728611, -102.854167 — USGS
Black Mountain summit 29.886667, -103.439444 — USGS
Black Peak summit 29.721667, -103.376111 — USGS
Black Peak summit 30.105278, -103.460833 — USGS
Black Peaks summit 29.411944, -103.105000 — USGS
Black Ridge ridge 29.488056, -103.687778 — USGS
Blacktail Peak summit 29.264444, -103.345278 — USGS
Blue Creek stream 29.140000, -103.529444 — USGS
Blue Creek Canyon valley 29.211944, -103.367222 — USGS
Blue Creek Ranch locale 29.214167, -103.365556 — USGS
Blue Range range 29.436389, -103.765000 — USGS
Bone Spring spring 29.617222, -103.174167 — USGS
Bone Spring Draw valley 29.618889, -103.131667 — USGS
Boot Canyon valley 29.251389, -103.268611 — USGS
Boot Rock pillar 29.246944, -103.289167 — USGS
Boquillas Canyon valley 29.210833, -102.885556 — USGS
Boquillas Canyon Overlook locale 29.193889, -102.923056 — USGS
Boquillas Crossing pop place 29.188611, -102.945000 — USGS
Bourland Canyon valley 29.523056, -102.808611 — USGS
Bourland Ranch locale 30.072778, -103.315556 — USGS
Bowden Tank reservoir 29.796667, -102.842778 — USGS
Box Spring spring 29.466111, -103.366667 — USGS
Brewster County civil 29.833333, -103.250556 — USGS
Brewster Memorial Hospital hospital 30.366944, -103.656667 — USGS
Brindle Canyon valley 29.936944, -102.450556 — USGS
Britton Tank reservoir 29.833333, -102.543611 — USGS
Broken Tank reservoir 29.852222, -103.534722 — USGS
Brush Windmill locale 29.876389, -103.649167 — USGS
Brushy Draw valley 29.403611, -102.826389 — USGS
Brushy Tank reservoir 29.634444, -103.046667 — USGS
Buchel County county 0.000000, -000.000000 Buchel County, Texas, like the counties of Foley and Jeff Davis, was created by the Texas legislature on 15 March 1887, out of Presidio County. Almost triangular in shape, Buchel County bordered Pecos County on the northeast, the Rio Grande and Foley County (now defunct) on the south, and Brewster County on the west. When Buchel was still not an organized county by 22 March 1889, the legislature attached it for surveying purposes to Brewster, a county also created in 1887. Named for Colonel Augustus Carl Buchel (1813 Germany-1864 from injuries received at the Battle of Pleasant Hill, LA; buried State Cemetery, Austin TX), the county had only 287 white and 11 non-white residents by 1890. Two post offices operated in Buchel County - Marathon and Haymond - and both survived the abolition of the county. In April 1897 the legislature passed the act that abolished Buchel County and merged it and Foley County into Brewster County. With that act, Brewster became the largest county in the state. Sources: Barry Wade Hutcheson, The Trans-Pecos: A Historical Survey and Guide to Historic Sites, Masters Thesis, Texas Technological College, 1969, maps on pp. 96, 124; Martin Donell Kohout. "Buchel County," in The New Handbook of Texas, Vol. 1 (Austin: TSHA, 1996), 800; Robert W. Stephens, "Buchel, Augustus Carl," in The New Handbook of Texas, Vol. 1 (Austin: TSHA, 1996), 799-800; Charles Deaton, Texas Postal History Handbook (Houston: by author, 1980), 104, 117, 118, 165; 1998-1999 Texas Almanac, 155. Julia Cauble Smith cauble@apex2000.net
Buck Hill summit 29.766111, -103.606389 — USGS
Buenos Aires pop place 29.085000, -103.468611 — USGS
Bull Waterhole lake 30.503611, -103.328611 — USGS
Bullis Gap Range range 29.833889, -102.610000 — USGS
Bullis Gap Tank reservoir 29.819444, -102.596389 — USGS
Burnt House Camp locale 29.691944, -103.698333 — USGS
Burnt Willow Canyon valley 29.588056, -103.385556 — USGS
Burro Mesa summit 29.246944, -103.411389 — USGS
Burro Mesa Pouroff valley 29.236667, -103.403611 — USGS
Burro Mesa Pouroff Window arch 29.235278, -103.397222 — USGS
Burro Spring spring 29.238056, -103.423611 — USGS
Butcherknife Draw valley 29.814167, -103.642500 — USGS
Butcherknife Hill summit 29.836944, -103.596667 — USGS
Butterbowl summit 29.693333, -103.342500 — USGS
Buttrill Ranch locale 29.548056, -103.274444 — USGS
Caballo Muerto, Sierra del range 29.364444, -102.940833 — USGS
Cal, Sierra de summit 29.309722, -103.681111 — USGS
Calamity Creek stream 29.823889, -103.482778 — USGS
Calamity Creek Wash valley 29.815833, -103.640278 — USGS
California Hill summit 29.316389, -103.691389 — USGS
Camels Hump summit 29.539722, -103.516667 — USGS
Camp Pe?a Colorado (historical) locale 30.163056, -103.286667 — USGS
Canoe Valley valley 29.465556, -103.152778 — USGS
Carlota Tinaja lake 29.279167, -103.034722 — USGS
Carlota, Cuesta cliff 29.273333, -103.012500 — USGS
Carmen, Sierra del range 29.564167, -103.045833 — USGS
Carney Tank reservoir 29.684444, -103.236389 — USGS
Carousel Mountain summit 29.210278, -103.362500 — USGS
Carter Peak summit 29.277222, -103.330833 — USGS
Cartwright Canyon valley 29.599444, -103.410833 — USGS
Cartwright Draw arroyo 30.160000, -103.297778 — USGS
Casa de Piedra pop place 29.101389, -103.054167 — USGS
Casa Grande Peak summit 29.267500, -103.286389 — USGS
Castellan, Cerro summit 29.144444, -103.496944 — USGS
Castle Mountain summit 30.092500, -102.918611 — USGS
Castolon pop place 29.133056, -103.513889 A military post, Camp Santa Elena, was established ca 1910 during the time of the Madero Revolution of 1910 in Mexico. With the establishment of the post office in 1926 the name was changed from Santa Elena to Castelon [sic] as there was already a Santa Elena post office in Texas. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas. by Clifford B. Casey USGS & Frank Saffarrans
Cathedral Mountain summit 30.309444, -103.346111 — USGS
Cattail Canyon valley 29.273056, -103.334722 — USGS
Cattail Falls falls 29.273333, -103.334167 — USGS
Causey Place pop place 30.222222, -103.106389 — USGS
Causey Ranch locale 30.154167, -103.215000 — USGS
Cave Creek stream 29.675278, -102.971667 — USGS
Cedar Creek stream 29.936389, -102.394444 — USGS
Cedar Creek stream 29.563889, -103.301667 — USGS
Cedar Gap gap 29.851389, -102.579167 — USGS
Cedar Spring spring 29.223611, -103.340556 — USGS
Cedar Spring spring 29.652500, -103.370833 — USGS
Centennial High School school 30.352500, -103.663333 — USGS
Central School school 30.362778, -103.662778 — USGS
Chalk Draw valley 29.595833, -103.240833 — USGS
Chalk Mountains range 29.583333, -103.333333 — USGS
Chambers Camp locale 29.850000, -102.981667 — USGS
Chaney San Francisco Ranch Airport airport 29.966667, -102.933611 — USGS
Cheosa Waterhole lake 29.621389, -103.612778 — USGS
Chihuahuan Desert Research Station locale 29.305556, -103.176389 — USGS
Chilicotal Mountain summit 29.204167, -103.152778 — USGS
Chilicotal Spring spring 29.243333, -103.132222 — USGS
Chimneys Trail trail 29.208333, -103.472500 — USGS
Chimneys, The pillar 29.212778, -103.458333 — USGS
China Draw valley 30.079722, -103.027778 — USGS
Chino, Sierra de summit 29.062778, -103.410556 — USGS
Chisos Mountain Lodge locale 29.270556, -103.298333 — USGS
Chisos Mountains range 29.265833, -103.300833 — USGS
Choate Mountain summit 29.479444, -103.213333 — USGS
Christmas Mountains summit 29.433056, -103.441944 — USGS
Christmas Spring spring 29.388056, -103.425556 — USGS
Christmas Wells Tank reservoir 29.469444, -103.422500 — USGS
Cienega Creek stream 30.108333, -103.683333 — USGS
Cienega Mountain summit 30.124444, -103.652222 — USGS
Cigar Mountain summit 29.328333, -103.592500 — USGS
Cigar Spring spring 29.339167, -103.590278 — USGS
Circle Bar Ranch locale 30.205278, -098.506111 — USGS
Clark Ranch locale 29.972500, -102.675278 — USGS
Clay Mountain summit 29.330000, -103.684167 — USGS
Cobas Windmill locale 29.881667, -103.561667 — USGS
Cochran Mountains summit 29.996111, -103.400000 — USGS
Coffee Pot Canyon valley 29.985556, -102.792778 — USGS
Coltrins Camp locale 29.299722, -103.641389 — USGS
Comanche Creek stream 29.247778, -103.774722 — USGS
Comanche Spring spring 29.274722, -103.718333 — USGS
Combs Cattle County Ranch locale 29.873056, -103.351111 — USGS
Combs Headquarters Ranch locale 30.012222, -103.336667 — USGS
Comptons pop place 29.088611, -103.081111 — USGS
Cone Mountain summit 30.424722, -103.522222 — USGS
Copeland Trap basiN 30.103333, -102.947500 — USGS
Corazones Peaks summit 29.491667, -103.427778 — USGS
Corner Windmill pop place 29.651389, -103.079444 — USGS
Cotters Ranch locale 29.714167, -103.773611 — USGS
Cottonwood Campground locale 29.136944, -103.522222 — USGS
Cottonwood Creek stream 29.348056, -103.434444 — USGS
Cottonwood Draw valley 29.398056, -103.107778 — USGS
Cottonwood Spring spring 29.471111, -103.234167 — USGS
Cottonwood Spring spring 29.915833, -103.658889 — USGS
Cottonwood Spring spring 29.613889, -103.451111 — USGS
Cottonwood Wash valley 29.438611, -103.228056 — USGS
Cow Canyon valley 29.316111, -102.887500 — USGS
Cow Creek stream 29.894722, -102.448333 — USGS
Cow Heaven Mountain summit 29.096667, -103.255000 — USGS
Cow Heaven Tank reservoir 29.743333, -103.010556 — USGS
Cox Creek stream 30.072778, -102.825556 — USGS
Coyote Cemetery cemetery 29.149444, -103.542500 — USGS
Crenshaw Camp locale 29.466944, -103.619167 — USGS
Crenshaw Tank reservoir 29.849167, -102.766667 — USGS
Croesus Canyon valley 29.308611, -103.706667 — USGS
Croton Peak summit 29.371944, -103.346944 — USGS
Croton Spring spring 29.345000, -103.344722 — USGS
Crown Mountain summit 29.260278, -103.259444 — USGS
Crystal Creek stream 29.688889, -103.695278 — USGS
Cub Spring spring 29.411111, -103.398889 — USGS
Cuesta Blanca summit 29.305556, -103.563333 — USGS
Cupola Mountain summit 29.667500, -102.847778 — USGS
Dagger Draw valley 30.187500, -102.985833 — USGS
Dagger Flat flat 29.575278, -103.084167 — USGS
Dagger Flat flat 30.033611, -103.217222 — USGS
Dagger Flat Draw valley 30.048056, -103.215278 — USGS
Dagger Mountain summit 29.563611, -103.106944 — USGS
Dagger Tank reservoir 29.567500, -103.074167 — USGS
Dark Canyon valley 29.923611, -103.618056 — USGS
Dark Canyon Creek stream 29.331111, -103.559722 — USGS
Davenport Spring spring 29.923056, -103.739167 — USGS
Dawson Creek stream 29.286111, -103.549722 — USGS
De Spain Ranch locale 30.365833, -103.012778 — USGS
Dead Mans Curve gap 29.201944, -102.976944 — USGS
Decie Ranch locale 30.224167, -103.332778 — USGS
Deer Lick Draw valley 30.250833, -103.680278 — USGS
Deike Ranch locale 30.232778, -098.570000 — USGS
Del Carmen, Sierra range 29.564167, -103.045833 — USGS
Del Norte Mountains range 30.216389, -103.474444 — USGS
Dett Tank reservoir 29.585278, -102.898333 — USGS
Devils Backbone ridge 30.011667, -103.066944 — USGS
Devils Den (historical) gap 29.605556, -103.106944 — USGS
Dewees Tank reservoir 29.738889, -103.575556 — USGS
Dike, The summit 29.745278, -103.831389 — USGS
Ditch, The stream 29.750833, -103.691111 — USGS
Dodson Spring spring 29.207222, -103.283611 — USGS
Dodson Trail trail 29.204444, -103.284722 — USGS
Dog Canyon valley 29.672778, -103.532500 — USGS
Dog Canyon valley 29.585556, -102.865833 — USGS
Dog Canyon gap 29.623611, -103.111111 — USGS
Dogie Creek stream 29.719167, -103.794444 — USGS
Dogie Mountain summit 29.346111, -103.465833 — USGS
Dominguez Mountain summit 29.141944, -103.296111 — USGS
Dominguez Spring Trail trail 29.082222, -103.288333 — USGS
Double Mills locale 29.743056, -103.158333 — USGS
Double Tank reservoir 29.845556, -102.706389 — USGS
Double Tanks reservoir 29.569167, -103.476667 — USGS
Doubtful Canyon valley 30.085833, -103.463056 — USGS
Dove Mountain summit 29.754444, -102.846944 — USGS
Dove Mountain Ranch locale 29.745278, -102.883889 — USGS
Dragoo Ranch locale 30.198056, -103.285833 — USGS
Driftwood Canyon valley 29.503611, -102.807222 — USGS
Dripping Spring spring 29.404722, -103.306944 — USGS
Drydens Ranch (historical) locale 29.218611, -103.598611 — USGS
Duff Creek stream 29.881111, -103.690278 — USGS
Duff Springs spring 29.947222, -103.706389 — USGS
Dugout Creek stream 30.065833, -103.403611 — USGS
Dugout Draw valley 29.265278, -103.045556 — USGS
Dugout Mountain summit 30.208611, -103.408333 — USGS
Dugout Wells well 29.271389, -103.135000 — USGS
Eagle Mountain summit 29.425278, -103.787778 — USGS
East Black Hills summit 29.818056, -102.944722 — USGS
East Bourland Mountain summit 30.089722, -103.296389 — USGS
East Corazon Peak summit 29.497222, -103.403333 — USGS
East Corazones Draw valley 29.559167, -103.316111 — USGS
East Fork Rocky Creek stream 30.231944, -098.524722 — USGS
East Fork Williams Creek stream 30.178333, -098.597778 — USGS
Easterwood Ranch locale 30.461667, -103.327500 — USGS
Edwards Place pop place 30.402500, -103.416944 — USGS
Edwards Well well 29.723889, -103.144444 — USGS
Eighty Tank reservoir 30.271667, -102.926667 — USGS
Eighty Tank Draw valley 30.292222, -102.888611 — USGS
Elam Mountain summit 30.468333, -103.545833 — USGS
Elders Ranch locale 29.970278, -102.392500 — USGS
Elephant Mountain summit 30.028611, -103.531389 — USGS
Elephant Tusk summit 29.157222, -103.266944 — USGS
Elephant Tusk Trail trail 29.175278, -103.270833 — USGS
Elm Grove Cemetery cemetery 30.358333, -103.635833 — USGS
Emerson Draw valley 30.424722, -103.503333 — USGS
Emerson Ranch locale 30.390556, -103.477222 — USGS
Emory Peak summit 29.245556, -103.303333 — USGS
Ernst Basin basiN 29.258889, -102.994722 — USGS
Ernst Tank reservoir 29.266389, -102.994444 — USGS
Ernst Tinaja reservoir 29.257222, -103.007778 Waterhole -variously called "Big Tinaja", "La Noria" and "Ernst Tinaja". Named after Max A. Ernst. Ernst arrived in 1898 and leased the area 8 miles NW of Boquillas and engaged in ranching, and manufacturing products derived from the lechuguilla plant, operated the Big Tinaja Store, was Notary, Justice of the Peace, county commissioner, and school trustee. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas. by Clifford B. Casey USGS & Frank Saffarrans
Ernst Valley valley 29.193056, -102.922222 — USGS
Espanol House locale 29.809167, -102.631111 — USGS
Espanol Tank reservoir 29.806111, -102.633333 — USGS
Estufa Canyon valley 29.321667, -103.081389 — USGS
Estufa Spring spring 29.310000, -103.145556 — USGS
Exhibit Ridge ridge 29.427222, -103.147778 — USGS
Fernandes Mine mine 29.410000, -103.439444 — USGS
Fighting Flat flat 30.061667, -103.047222 — USGS
Fin Del Mundo Canyon valley 30.125833, -102.893333 — USGS
Fizzle Flat flat 29.587222, -103.667500 — USGS
Flat Windmills locale 30.539444, -103.373889 — USGS
Flugrath pop place 30.102778, -098.519444 — USGS
Foley County county 0.000000, -000.000000 Foley County, Texas, along with the counties of Buchel and Jeff Davis, was created by the Texas legislature on 15 March 1887, out of Presidio County. Situated on the Rio Grande and covering much of the area now known as the Big Bend National Park, Foley County bordered Buchel County (now defunct) on the northeast, Brewster County on the northwest, Presidio County on the west, and the river on all other edges. On 22 March 1889, with Foley still not an organized county, the legislature attached it for surveying purposes to Brewster, a county also created in 1887. Foley County had only twenty-five residents by 1890. Only one post office operated in Foley County; it was Boquillas, which was later renamed McKinney Springs. In April 1897, the unorganized and sparsely populated county, along with Buchel County, was abolished. The legislature incorporated the area of the two former counties into Brewster County, making it the largest in Texas. Sources: Barry Wade Hutcheson, The Trans-Pecos: A Historical Survey and Guide to Historic Sites, Masters Thesis, Texas Technological College, 1969, maps on pp. 96, 124; Martin Donell Kohout. "Foley County," in The New Handbook of Texas, Vol. 2 (Austin: TSHA, 1996), 1049; Charles Deaton, Texas Postal History Handbook (Houston: by author, 1980), 77, 117, 184; 1998-1999 Texas Almanac, 155. Julia Cauble Smith cauble@apex2000.net
Fords Ranch locale 29.841111, -103.264444 — USGS
Fort Pe?a Colorado (historical) military 30.163056, -103.286667 — USGS
Fossil Bone Exhibit locale 29.418333, -103.136667 — USGS
Fossil Knobs summit 29.329167, -103.631944 — USGS
Fourmile Crossing pop place 30.205556, -103.180278 — USGS
Fresno Creek stream 29.061111, -103.096389 — USGS
Fresno Creek stream 30.026111, -102.640833 — USGS
Fresno Well well 30.117500, -102.670833 — USGS
Frog Creek stream 30.226111, -103.027778 — USGS
Gage Indian Creek Ranch locale 29.985556, -103.129167 — USGS
Gage Ranch locale 29.966389, -102.937222 — USGS
Gages Lightning Ranch locale 30.161111, -103.102222 — USGS
Gano Spring spring 29.308056, -103.367778 — USGS
Garcia Ranch locale 29.974167, -102.491389 — USGS
Garden Springs spring 30.036111, -103.266667 — USGS
Gerstacker Bridge bridge 29.448611, -102.823056 — USGS
Gilliland Canyon valley 30.499722, -103.293611 — USGS
Glenn Draw valley 29.093056, -103.087222 — USGS
Glenn Spring spring 29.176667, -103.156944 — USGS
Glenn Spring locale 29.173056, -103.152500 — USGS
Glenn Springs pop place 29.173056, -103.152500 Probably named by W.J. Glenn, Deputy Surveyor, who filed the first survey in 1881. Glenn later ranched in the area. The springs were long used by Indians. It was with the establishment of the Ellis-Wood candelilla wax factory in 1914 that the Glenn Springs Community came into being. The post office was known as McKinney Spring as the wax factory and post office were moved from McKinney Springs to the Glen Springs without a name change. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas. by Clifford B. Casey Frank Saffarrans [deceased]
Goat Creek stream 29.980278, -103.679167 — USGS
Goat Mountain summit 29.187500, -103.405278 — USGS
Goat Mountain summit 30.114722, -103.719167 — USGS
Goat Spring spring 29.535000, -103.278889 — USGS
Gooden Windmill locale 29.660000, -103.046667 — USGS
Gourley Ranch locale 30.328611, -103.073889 — USGS
Government Spring spring 29.340278, -103.255556 — USGS
Grapevine Hills summit 29.396389, -103.203611 — USGS
Grapevine Spring spring 29.405556, -103.187500 — USGS
Gray Hill summit 29.559167, -103.541667 — USGS
Graytop summit 29.657500, -103.415278 — USGS
Green Gulch valley 29.365000, -103.199444 — USGS
Green Valley basiN 29.772222, -103.721389 — USGS
Green Windmill locale 29.703611, -103.130556 — USGS
Guayule Creek stream 29.658611, -102.902222 — USGS
Guy Lee Windmill locale 29.656389, -103.045556 — USGS
Guys Tank reservoir 29.649722, -103.002222 — USGS
Hackberry Creek stream 29.869444, -103.276111 — USGS
Hackberry Draw valley 29.904444, -103.790833 — USGS
Hackberry Tank reservoir 30.018333, -103.169722 — USGS
Hale Cabin locale 29.701389, -103.607778 — USGS
Hale Draw valley 29.662500, -103.644444 — USGS
Haley Ranch locale 30.202778, -103.635000 — USGS
Haleys Peak summit 30.175278, -103.663056 — USGS
Hancock Hill summit 30.373056, -103.645278 — USGS
Hannold Draw valley 29.386389, -103.110833 — USGS
Hannold Hill summit 29.376667, -103.183056 — USGS
Hargus Ranch locale 30.200000, -103.304167 — USGS
Harrel Ranch locale 29.894167, -102.572778 — USGS
Harvey Ranch locale 30.130556, -098.516667 — USGS
Hatch Canyon Draw valley 30.590833, -103.479444 — USGS
Hatch Ranch locale 30.216111, -103.253889 — USGS
Hayes Ridge ridge 29.243611, -103.210833 — USGS
Haymond pop place 30.143611, -103.018889 — USGS
Haymond Mountains summit 30.091667, -103.061667 — USGS
Haystack, The summit 30.411111, -103.769444 — USGS
Heath Canyon valley 29.457778, -102.825278 — USGS
Heath Canyon Airport airport 29.450000, -102.831667 — USGS
Heath Creek stream 29.353611, -102.875278 — USGS
Heath Crossing locale 29.448611, -102.823333 — USGS
Hells Half Acre summit 30.036389, -103.006389 — USGS
Hen Egg Mountain summit 29.473889, -103.590833 — USGS
Henderson Ranch locale 29.555000, -103.373611 — USGS
Henderson Windmill locale 29.658611, -103.075278 — USGS
Herradura Tank reservoir 30.564167, -103.574167 — USGS
Hess Canyon valley 30.447222, -103.200000 — USGS
Hess Canyon valley 30.333611, -103.206667 — USGS
Hess Ranch locale 30.346389, -103.213611 — USGS
Hidden Valley valley 29.423611, -103.431944 — USGS
High Windmill locale 30.074722, -102.674444 — USGS
Hill Creek stream 30.243611, -103.676111 — USGS
Hole in the Ground Tank reservoir 29.544444, -102.914444 — USGS
Hood Spring spring 29.920833, -103.113611 — USGS
Horns Ranch locale 29.650278, -102.730556 — USGS
Horse Canyon valley 29.472222, -102.814444 — USGS
Horse Creek valley 29.935000, -102.458056 — USGS
Horse Mountain summit 30.032500, -103.116944 — USGS
Horseshoe Mesa summit 29.868333, -102.821111 — USGS
Hot Springs pop place 29.181944, -102.991667 — USGS
Hot Springs Canyon valley 29.185556, -102.971944 — USGS
House Mountain summit 30.442500, -103.533611 — USGS
Housetop Mountain summit 30.158333, -102.941667 — USGS
Housetop Mountains range 30.159722, -102.929167 — USGS
Hovey pop place 30.610833, -103.366944 — USGS
Hubert Ridge ridge 29.347778, -102.893056 — USGS
Huffman, Mount summit 29.279722, -103.286389 — USGS
Hulaus Ranch (historical) locale 29.405556, -103.187500 — USGS
Humble Well well 30.586667, -103.440278 — USGS
Indian Creek stream 29.993333, -103.020000 — USGS
Indian Head Mountain summit 29.338056, -103.508056 — USGS
Indian Head Spring spring 29.335278, -103.497222 — USGS
Indian Spring spring 29.492500, -103.339444 — USGS
Indian Wells locale 29.932500, -102.433333 — USGS
Iron Mountain summit 29.076944, -103.105000 — USGS
Iron Mountain summit 30.306667, -103.265278 — USGS
Iron Mountain Ranch Airport airport 30.273611, -103.236389 — USGS
Jack Eden Mesa summit 29.568611, -103.390556 — USGS
Jackson Field park 30.358056, -103.650833 — USGS
James Ranch locale 30.309722, -103.495833 — USGS
Javalina Creek stream 29.421111, -103.125833 — USGS
Javelina Draw valley 29.731944, -103.152222 — USGS
Javelina Gap gap 29.720833, -103.262500 — USGS
Javelina Wash valley 29.219167, -103.529444 — USGS
Jewels Camp locale 29.015556, -103.309167 — USGS
Joe Black Spring spring 29.334167, -103.507222 — USGS
Johnson Ranch locale 29.025000, -103.371111 — USGS
Johnson Ranch locale 29.628611, -103.445000 — USGS
Jones Ranch locale 29.952778, -102.823333 — USGS
Jones Tanks reservoir 29.795278, -102.809444 — USGS
Juniper Canyon valley 29.214167, -103.230000 — USGS
Juniper Draw valley 29.106944, -103.110000 — USGS
KALP-FM (Alpine) tower 30.349444, -103.658333 — USGS
Keith Ranch locale 29.974722, -102.634444 — USGS
Kellogg Canyon valley 29.890278, -102.526944 — USGS
Kendrick Ranch locale 30.361389, -103.033333 — USGS
Key Cabin Tank reservoir 29.728056, -103.072778 — USGS
Kibbe Spring spring 29.273611, -103.287500 — USGS
Kilborn Ranch locale 30.160556, -098.565278 — USGS
Kincaid Canyon valley 30.057778, -102.725556 — USGS
Kincaid Creek stream 29.913889, -102.986667 — USGS
Kincaid Spring spring 29.933056, -103.075556 — USGS
Kindaid-Taylor Ranch locale 30.303611, -103.100000 — USGS
Kit Mountain summit 29.203333, -103.449167 — USGS
Kokernot Mun Park park 30.370833, -103.661111 — USGS
Kokernot Ranch locale 29.974167, -103.563056 — USGS
Kokernot Springs (historical) locale 30.376389, -103.658333 — USGS
Kriebaum Place pop place 30.208889, -103.086944 — USGS
KVLF-AM (Alpine) tower 30.375000, -103.660000 — USGS
La Clocha locale 29.150556, -103.007778 — USGS
La Coyota (historical) locale 29.151944, -103.547778 — USGS
La Escondida locale 29.385000, -103.756944 — USGS
La Leona Airport airport 29.343056, -103.564722 — USGS
La Noria locale 29.248889, -103.030833 — USGS
Laguna Meadow flat 29.243889, -103.311111 — USGS
Lajitas pop place 29.261389, -103.776111 — USGS
Lajitas Airport airport 29.265000, -103.765000 — USGS
Lajitas Boat Crossing locale 29.264444, -103.782222 — USGS
Lajitas Crossing crossing 29.261111, -103.780556 — USGS
Lajitas Mesa summit 29.291667, -103.781667 — USGS
Lajitas Vehicle Crossing locale 29.259444, -103.778056 — USGS
Lake Ament reservoir 29.452500, -103.491389 — USGS
Lake Hollow valley 30.090833, -103.228889 — USGS
Larga, Sierra summit 29.444722, -102.883056 — USGS
Las Vegas de los Ladrones summit 29.694167, -102.708056 — USGS
Lease Ranch locale 29.662778, -103.383889 — USGS
Lease-Rixon Trail trail 29.688889, -103.355278 — USGS
Lefthand Shutup valley 29.486944, -103.700000 — USGS
Lemons Gap gap 30.215000, -102.992500 — USGS
Lenox pop place 30.236389, -103.378333 — USGS
Leon Mountain summit 29.349167, -103.572222 — USGS
Leonard Mountain summit 30.325000, -103.231667 — USGS
Leoncita Ranch locale 30.639444, -103.438889 — USGS
Leoncita Spring spring 30.645278, -103.438611 — USGS
L-H Draw valley 30.180556, -103.617500 — USGS
Lightning Flat flat 30.052500, -103.116389 — USGS
Lightning Hills summit 30.141944, -103.109722 — USGS
Little Brindle Canyon valley 30.010556, -102.536389 — USGS
Little Christmas Mountain summit 29.380556, -103.433333 — USGS
Little Corazones Spring spring 29.509444, -103.433056 — USGS
Little Crenshaw Tank reservoir 29.847222, -102.736389 — USGS
Little Thirty-Eight Mine mine 29.322778, -103.656944 — USGS
Little Wood Hollow valley 30.108889, -103.213056 — USGS
Lizard Mountain summit 30.331111, -103.694444 — USGS
Lone Mountain range 29.338611, -103.206389 — USGS
Lone Star Mine mine 29.317778, -103.717778 — USGS
Long Draw, The valley 29.257222, -103.573333 — USGS
Long Hills summit 29.728889, -103.672500 — USGS
Loop Camp locale 29.026667, -103.334444 — USGS
Lost Mine Peak summit 29.275556, -103.257778 — USGS
Lost Spring spring 29.362778, -103.570833 — USGS
Louis Granger Place pop place 30.148611, -103.181111 — USGS
Lower Flattop Hill summit 29.662222, -103.361111 — USGS
Lower Juniper Spring spring 29.227778, -103.255833 — USGS
Lower Rotten Draw valley 29.681667, -103.330556 — USGS
Lowes Tinaja lake 29.332778, -103.728889 — USGS
Lowes Valley valley 29.347222, -103.747778 — USGS
Loy Place pop place 29.793056, -103.666389 — USGS
Lunas pop place 29.215278, -103.534444 — USGS
Maggie Mine mine 29.320833, -103.718889 — USGS
Mailbox Tank reservoir 29.481389, -103.133333 — USGS
Manning Ranch locale 30.083333, -103.450556 — USGS
Maple Canyon valley 29.296389, -103.266944 — USGS
Marathon pop place 30.205000, -103.244167 — USGS
Maravillas Canyon valley 29.562222, -102.778333 — USGS
Maravillas Creek stream 29.562222, -102.778333 — USGS
Maravillas Crossing crossing 29.562500, -102.775000 — USGS
Maravillas Gap gap 29.933056, -103.303611 — USGS
Maravillas Gap Ranch Airport airport 29.926389, -103.294722 — USGS
Marble Mine mine 30.134722, -103.670833 — USGS
Marble Mountain locale 30.134722, -103.670833 — USGS
Margaret Basin valley 29.377500, -102.914722 — USGS
Mariposa Mine mine 29.318056, -103.694167 — USGS
Mariscal Canyon valley 29.031111, -103.101111 — USGS
Mariscal Mine mine 29.098611, -103.189722 — USGS
Mariscal Mountain summit 29.015556, -103.146667 — USGS
Martin Ranch locale 29.916389, -102.735278 — USGS
Martin Ranch locale 30.271667, -103.141111 — USGS
Marufa Vega Trail trail 29.228056, -102.923611 — USGS
Matthews Place pop place 30.232778, -103.024167 — USGS
Matthews Ranch (historical) locale 29.404722, -103.306944 — USGS
Maverick Mountain summit 29.318056, -103.511389 — USGS
Maverick Spring spring 29.315278, -103.520000 — USGS
Maxon pop place 30.236010, -103.377930 Vanished: Maxon is a one time siding and station stop on the Southern Pacific RR about twenty-five miles E of Marathon. It. It was once called Maxon Spring after Lieutenant Mason M. Maxon, who discovered the spring while on patrol in 1871. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas by Clifford B. Casey Frank Saffarrans [deceased]
Maxon Creek stream 29.891667, -102.400278 — USGS
Mayhew Ranch Number 1 Airport airport 29.809444, -102.908333 — USGS
McFarland Place pop place 30.187500, -103.037222 — USGS
McIntyre Creek stream 30.351389, -103.724167 — USGS
McKinney Hills summit 29.382500, -103.064167 — USGS
McKinney Spring spring 29.409167, -103.086111 — USGS
McKinney Springs pop place 29.387778, -103.075833 — USGS
McRae Canyon valley 30.071111, -102.735833 — USGS
Merriweather Ranch locale 30.443889, -103.725278 — USGS
Middle Fork Rocky Creek stream 30.231944, -098.524722 — USGS
Millers pop place 29.874167, -102.715556 — USGS
Mine Point Mesa summit 29.650278, -103.466111 — USGS
Mitchell Mesa summit 29.975278, -103.730556 — USGS
Mitchell Place pop place 30.241944, -103.157778 — USGS
Monument Creek stream 30.067500, -103.388333 — USGS
Monument Spring spring 30.087222, -103.385278 — USGS
Moss Creek stream 30.405000, -103.640556 — USGS
Mouth of the Maravillas locale 29.561111, -102.779167 — USGS
Mud Spring spring 29.413889, -103.497222 — USGS
Mud Spring spring 30.077500, -103.291667 — USGS
Mule Ear Overlook locale 29.166667, -103.434722 — USGS
Mule Ear Peaks summit 29.146111, -103.401389 — USGS
Mule Ear Spring spring 29.162222, -103.406944 — USGS
Musgrave Creek stream 29.717500, -103.704444 — USGS
Muskhog Spring spring 29.457222, -103.091111 — USGS
Mussey Canyon valley 30.053056, -102.706389 — USGS
Needle Peak summit 29.719722, -103.835278 — USGS
Negro Creek stream 30.041667, -103.046667 — USGS
Neville Spring spring 29.380000, -103.199444 — USGS
Nichols Ranch locale 30.451389, -103.345833 — USGS
Nine Point Draw valley 29.656111, -103.099444 — USGS
Norte, Paso del gap 29.996111, -103.446111 — USGS
North Tank reservoir 29.762778, -102.835278 — USGS
North Telephone Canyon valley 29.377222, -102.905000 — USGS
Norton Tank reservoir 29.636111, -103.018056 — USGS
Nugent Mountain summit 29.262778, -103.178333 — USGS
Number Ten Tank reservoir 30.554444, -103.582222 — USGS
O 2 Ranch locale 29.847778, -103.743056 — USGS
Oak Canyon valley 29.281667, -103.336111 — USGS
Oak Creek stream 29.364444, -103.414167 — USGS
Oak Draw valley 30.049444, -102.700833 — USGS
Oak Spring spring 29.282222, -103.335556 — USGS
Old Beekley Place pop place 30.227500, -103.224167 — USGS
Old Blue Mountain summit 30.413889, -103.302222 — USGS
Old Corbett Place pop place 30.025000, -103.043611 — USGS
Old Edith Lochausen Place pop place 30.115000, -103.088889 — USGS
Old Fort Pena Colorada locale 30.163333, -103.287222 — USGS
Old Oscar Nance Place pop place 30.483333, -103.191944 — USGS
Old Parker Place pop place 30.488333, -103.211111 — USGS
Old Payne Ranch locale 30.228056, -103.432222 — USGS
Old Ranch locale 29.279167, -103.369444 — USGS
Old Reed Place pop place 30.081944, -103.126389 — USGS
Old Stage Stand locale 29.724167, -103.530278 — USGS
Old Word Ranch locale 30.391389, -103.140000 — USGS
Onion Flat flat 29.403889, -103.357222 — USGS
Onion Spring spring 29.401111, -103.330278 — USGS
Onion Spring pop place 29.400000, -103.333333 — USGS
Ord, Mount summit 30.247500, -103.517500 — USGS
Ore Terminal Aerial Tramway locale 29.218611, -102.943056 — USGS
Ore Terminal Trail trail 29.215833, -102.942222 — USGS
Packsaddle Mountain summit 29.514444, -103.561667 — USGS
Paint Gap gap 29.373611, -103.297222 — USGS
Paint Gap Hills summit 29.391667, -103.287778 — USGS
Paint Mountain summit 29.547500, -103.629444 — USGS
Paisano Creek stream 30.380000, -103.660556 — USGS
Paisano Encampment locale 30.288333, -103.788333 — USGS
Paisano Peak summit 29.454167, -103.459444 — USGS
Paisano Peak summit 30.306667, -103.775000 — USGS
Palmas Canyon valley 29.781111, -102.499722 — USGS
Palmas, Loma de las summit 29.752222, -102.545833 — USGS
Pantera pop place 28.987222, -103.203611 — USGS
Panther Gap gap 30.060556, -102.945833 — USGS
Panther Gulch valley 30.067222, -102.705556 — USGS
Panther Junction pop place 29.328333, -103.204722 — USGS
Panther Mountain summit 30.072222, -102.728611 — USGS
Panther Pass gap 29.274167, -103.285000 — USGS
Panther Peak summit 29.298056, -103.238611 — USGS
Panther Peaks summit 30.059444, -102.943056 — USGS
Panther Spring spring 29.303333, -103.227500 — USGS
Park Headquarters locale 29.324444, -103.207778 — USGS
Payne Hills summit 30.163056, -103.371944 — USGS
Paynes Canyon valley 29.419444, -103.565278 — USGS
Paynes Waterhole lake 29.420556, -103.563333 — USGS
Pe?a Blanca Creek stream 30.024444, -103.044722 — USGS
Pe?a Blanca Mountains summit 30.084722, -103.143889 — USGS
Pe?a Blanca Spring spring 30.124444, -103.118889 — USGS
Pe?a Colorado cliff 30.156944, -103.279167 — USGS
Pe?a Colorado Creek stream 30.021944, -103.338889 — USGS
Pe?a Mountain summit 29.215000, -103.528333 — USGS
Pe?a Spring spring 29.202500, -103.503889 — USGS
Peese Ranch locale 30.233889, -098.561111 — USGS
Penners Windmill locale 29.625278, -103.052778 — USGS
Perch Tank reservoir 30.523333, -103.250556 — USGS
Persimmon Gap gap 29.668056, -103.170278 — USGS
Persimmon Gap Ranger Station locale 29.660000, -103.173056 — USGS
Peters Windmill locale 30.287222, -102.910833 — USGS
Pettit Ranch locale 29.560556, -102.840556 — USGS
Pettits pop place 28.998333, -103.283611 — USGS
Piedra Lumbre locale 29.375278, -103.750278 — USGS
Pine Canyon valley 29.254722, -103.216111 — USGS
Pine Mountain summit 29.909167, -102.826389 — USGS
Pinks Peak summit 29.390556, -103.637222 — USGS
Pipeline Canyon valley 29.598611, -103.406389 — USGS
Pitcock Rosillos Mountain Ranch Airport airport 29.482222, -103.164722 — USGS
Plank House locale 29.873056, -103.745278 — USGS
Pleasant Hill School school 30.244722, -098.538056 — USGS
Point Draw valley 29.686111, -103.705278 — USGS
Post Oak Cemetery cemetery 30.302222, -098.546667 — USGS
Post Oak Creek stream 30.269167, -098.527500 — USGS
Post Ranch locale 30.163056, -103.286667 — USGS
Progress City (historical) locale 29.834722, -103.418611 — USGS
Pulliam Bluff cliff 29.301389, -103.288333 — USGS
Pulliam Peak summit 29.293333, -103.293889 — USGS
Pummel Peak summit 29.286944, -103.216944 — USGS
Pumpjack Creek stream 30.040556, -102.757222 — USGS
Pumpkin Center School (historical) school 30.366667, -103.012500 — USGS
Punta de la Sierra summit 29.105833, -103.317222 — USGS
Quail Spring spring 29.373056, -103.186389 — USGS
Quemada, Sierra summit 29.182778, -103.306944 — USGS
Rag Canyon valley 29.625278, -103.334722 — USGS
Ramsey Draw valley 30.426111, -103.504444 — USGS
Ranchito locale 30.023611, -102.617500 — USGS
Rancho Estelle (historical) locale 29.154167, -103.574444 — USGS
Ranger Peak summit 30.287778, -103.717778 — USGS
Ranger Spring spring 30.308056, -103.710000 — USGS
Rattlesnake Flats flat 30.130278, -102.743889 — USGS
Rattlesnake Mountains summit 29.251389, -103.553056 — USGS
Reagan Canyon valley 29.728611, -102.682500 — USGS
Red Bluff cliff 29.583611, -103.508611 — USGS
Red Draw valley 29.642500, -103.360000 — USGS
Red Haw Draw valley 30.302222, -103.550833 — USGS
Red Tank Draw valley 30.462500, -103.204167 — USGS
Redhouse Tank reservoir 29.507500, -102.893611 — USGS
Reed Camp locale 29.047222, -103.336667 — USGS
Reed Plateau plain 29.310278, -103.631389 — USGS
Reynolds Creek stream 29.933889, -103.304167 — USGS
Reynolds Well well 29.266944, -103.240833 — USGS
Rice Cemetery cemetery 29.245556, -103.131944 — USGS
Rice Tank reservoir 29.230000, -103.165278 — USGS
Ridge Spring spring 30.055000, -103.262500 — USGS
Rio Grande Overlook locale 29.201389, -102.974722 — USGS
Rio Grande Village locale 29.182500, -102.960833 — USGS
Rio Vista Campsite locale 29.118056, -103.501389 — USGS
Rixon Ranch locale 29.704167, -103.336111 — USGS
Road Canyon valley 30.379167, -103.266667 — USGS
Robbers Roost locale 29.185000, -103.190000 — USGS
Robbers Roost summit 30.513611, -103.308611 — USGS
Roberts Ranch locale 30.087500, -103.415556 — USGS
Rock House locale 30.060833, -103.403333 — USGS
Rock House Gap gap 30.062778, -103.405000 — USGS
Rock House Spring spring 29.480000, -103.325278 — USGS
Rock Spring spring 29.270278, -103.188333 — USGS
Rockhouse Tank reservoir 29.574722, -102.940833 — USGS
Rocky Community Church church 30.229722, -098.535278 — USGS
Rocky Creek pop place 30.253333, -098.526667 — USGS
Rocky Creek stream 30.269444, -098.533333 — USGS
Rocky Creek Ranch locale 30.249444, -098.531667 — USGS
Rocky School school 30.219722, -098.529722 — USGS
Rooney Ranch locale 29.719167, -103.792222 — USGS
Rooneys Place pop place 29.095556, -103.068333 — USGS
Rosenfeld pop place 30.115760, -102.912800 A siding on the Southern Pacific RR about thirty miles SW of Marathon. It is used to allow trains east bound and west bound to pass. It was once called Quioza Pass. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas by Clifford B. Casey. Frank Saffarrans [deceased]
Rosillo Peak summit 29.530556, -103.243611 — USGS
Rosillos Mountain Ranch locale 29.479722, -103.185833 — USGS
Rosillos Mountains summit 29.526389, -103.242778 — USGS
Rough Creek stream 29.966667, -102.962222 — USGS
Rough Mountain summit 29.334167, -103.270556 — USGS
Rough Run stream 29.296389, -103.547222 — USGS
Rough Spring spring 29.326667, -103.275833 — USGS
Rowark Ranch locale 30.335000, -103.007778 — USGS
Roys Peak summit 29.358611, -103.055556 — USGS
Saint Helena Canyon Junction locale 29.293056, -103.491944 — USGS
Saltgrass Draw valley 29.380833, -103.596667 — USGS
San Francisco pop place 29.893333, -102.403611 — USGS
San Francisco Crossing locale 29.863056, -102.329722 — USGS
San Francisco Shutups valley 29.920278, -102.648056 — USGS
San Jacinto Spring spring 29.131111, -103.366944 — USGS
San Juan Spring spring 29.510000, -103.210278 — USGS
San Vicente locale 29.153333, -103.023333 — USGS
San Vicente Crossing pop place 29.130000, -103.014444 — USGS
San Vicente School school 29.321944, -103.208611 — USGS
San Vincent Canyon valley 29.087500, -103.078611 — USGS
San Vincente, Sierra summit 29.092222, -103.078056 — USGS
Santa Elena Canyon valley 29.165278, -103.611667 — USGS
Santa Elena Canyon Lookout locale 29.168333, -103.602222 — USGS
Santa Elena Crossing pop place 29.121389, -103.523611 — USGS
Santiago Draw valley 29.619167, -103.146389 — USGS
Santiago Mountains range 29.801389, -103.315278 — USGS
Santiago Peak summit 29.835000, -103.415833 — USGS
Saucier Ranch locale 29.543889, -103.491389 — USGS
Sawmill Canyon valley 29.353333, -103.594444 — USGS
Sawmill Mountain summit 29.367222, -103.621389 — USGS
Schupbachs Ranch locale 29.955278, -102.552500 — USGS
Seco, Arroyo valley 29.644167, -102.912500 — USGS
Shackleford Well well 29.673611, -103.028056 — USGS
Sheep Creek stream 30.018056, -103.569444 — USGS
Shely Peaks summit 30.012500, -102.941389 — USGS
Shoemaker Place pop place 30.219167, -103.142222 — USGS
Shular Canyon valley 29.747778, -103.391389 — USGS
Sid Place pop place 29.833611, -103.652500 — USGS
Sierra Chino pop place 29.040000, -103.413333 — USGS
Simpson Springs spring 30.050556, -103.314722 — USGS
Simpson Springs Mountain summit 30.054722, -103.302500 — USGS
Skinner Canyon valley 30.375556, -103.216667 — USGS
Skinner Ranch locale 30.234444, -103.256944 — USGS
Skinner Ranch locale 30.314444, -103.251111 — USGS
Slickrock Mountain summit 29.369444, -103.391111 — USGS
Smallpox Well well 29.441389, -103.359722 — USGS
Smith Peak summit 30.296389, -103.513611 — USGS
Smoky Creek stream 29.069722, -103.450278 — USGS
Smoky Creek locale 29.068611, -103.449444 — USGS
Smoky Spring spring 29.144444, -103.369722 — USGS
Smugglers Canyon valley 29.108333, -103.485000 — USGS
Smugglers Gap gap 29.286389, -103.242222 — USGS
Solis pop place 29.061111, -103.099167 — USGS
Solis Landing pop place 29.044167, -103.105000 — USGS
Solis Spring spring 29.095833, -103.138333 — USGS
Sombrero Peak summit 29.491944, -103.323333 — USGS
Sombrero Peak Ranch locale 29.485833, -103.310278 — USGS
Sons Well well 29.658333, -103.068889 — USGS
Sosa Peak summit 29.873056, -103.239444 — USGS
Sotol Vista Overlook locale 29.214444, -103.376389 — USGS
South Alamo Creek stream 30.049722, -102.860833 — USGS
South Rim cliff 29.231389, -103.290000 — USGS
Southeast Rim Keyhole arch 29.236111, -103.279722 — USGS
Spencer Mountain summit 30.234444, -102.963889 — USGS
Sphinx, The summit 29.331389, -103.375278 — USGS
Spring Canyon valley 30.468889, -103.248611 — USGS
Spring Creek stream 29.868333, -103.274167 — USGS
Spruce Ranch locale 30.193056, -103.270833 — USGS
Squaws Teat summit 30.548889, -103.465556 — USGS
Stairway Mountain summit 29.554444, -102.975833 — USGS
Star Creek stream 29.417222, -103.121944 — USGS
Steep Draw valley 29.410000, -103.601111 — USGS
Stevenson Tank reservoir 29.851389, -102.856944 — USGS
Stewart Ranch locale 29.908333, -102.429722 — USGS
Stillwell Creek stream 29.418333, -102.858889 — USGS
Stillwell Crossing pop place 29.398611, -102.818333 — USGS
Stillwell Mountain summit 29.632222, -102.948056 — USGS
Stillwell Ranch locale 29.677500, -102.993056 — USGS
Stillwell Ranch (historical) locale 29.401111, -103.330278 — USGS
Stockton Canyon valley 30.306389, -103.618889 — USGS
Stone Tank reservoir 29.774444, -103.533333 — USGS
Stormy Lease Trail trail 29.689722, -103.465000 — USGS
Stovall Ranch Number 4 Airport airport 29.854722, -102.791389 — USGS
Stove Canyon valley 29.581667, -103.353333 — USGS
Straddlebug Mountain summit 29.785000, -103.705000 — USGS
Strawhouse Trail trail 29.315278, -102.954722 — USGS
Stroebel locale 30.388889, -103.581111 — USGS
Stroud Ranch locale 30.485000, -103.407778 — USGS
Stuart Place pop place 29.939444, -102.610278 — USGS
Stuarts Peak summit 29.494722, -103.019167 — USGS
Study Butte locale 29.323889, -103.527778 — USGS
Study Butte summit 29.321111, -103.528889 — USGS
Sue Peaks summit 29.420556, -102.979722 — USGS
Sugar Loaf Mountain summit 30.278889, -102.941944 — USGS
Sul Ross State University school 30.362778, -103.650278 — USGS
Sulfur Windmill locale 30.561667, -103.315556 — USGS
Sullivan Ranch locale 30.318333, -103.343333 — USGS
Sunny Glen valley 30.379167, -103.750833 — USGS
Sunny Glen Windmill locale 30.357500, -103.796111 — USGS
Sunshine Springs spring 30.120000, -103.315278 — USGS
Talley pop place 28.983056, -103.183611 — USGS
Talley Crossing locale 28.983333, -103.183889 — USGS
Talley Mountain summit 29.135556, -103.166111 — USGS
Taurus Mesa Airport airport 29.620833, -103.679167 — USGS
Telephone Canyon valley 29.378056, -102.868889 — USGS
Telephone Canyon Trail trail 29.391111, -102.976111 — USGS
Terlingua pop place 29.321389, -103.615556 — USGS
Terlingua Abaja pop place 29.193333, -103.606944 — USGS
Terlingua Airport airport 29.319167, -103.583333 — USGS
Terlingua Creek stream 29.164722, -103.609444 — USGS
Terlingua Ranch Airport airport 29.450000, -103.398333 — USGS
Terlingua Ranch Lodge locale 29.451667, -103.392778 — USGS
Terlingua Sinkhole basin 29.327500, -103.666389 — USGS
Terlingua Trail trail 29.515000, -103.668889 — USGS
Tesnus pop place 30.118056, -102.897500 Vanished: Tesnus is a siding on the Southern Pacific RR about twenty miles SE of Marathon. It. It was once called Tabor but renamed due to a name conflict. Tesnus is sunset spelled backward and is to honor the railroads Sunset Limited logo. Ref: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality, Brewster County, Texas by Clifford B. Casey USGS & Frank Saffarrans
Thirtyeight Hill summit 29.318611, -103.652778 — USGS
Three Bar Ranch locale 29.412222, -103.605278 — USGS
Three Mile Hill summit 29.968611, -103.267222 — USGS
Three Wells well 29.744722, -103.355000 — USGS
Tinaja pop place 29.738611, -102.880556 — USGS
Tinaja Blanca reservoir 29.210556, -103.702500 — USGS
Tinaja Grande reservoir 29.208889, -103.664444 — USGS
Tinaja Lujan lake 29.223333, -103.688611 — USGS
Tinaja Mountains summit 29.949167, -103.203333 — USGS
Tinaja Rana reservoir 29.208889, -103.664444 Natural basin of water in small canyon. It is a favorite watering hole for hikers in Big Bend National Park who climb Mesa DeAguila from Lajitas. The tinaja is located on the trail from Lajitas leading up the mesa and then on to the entrance to Santa Elena Canyon. It is just a good 4 or 5 hour hike from Lajitas and a convenient place to camp for the night. It was named by Frank Saffarrans and Charles Crabtree when they first hiked this trail and made their first camp there. They were amazed to be awakened in the morning by the sound of frogs. They were not expecting to be hearing frogs in the middle of the desert although now it is common knowledge to Big Bend hikers that frogs are common in the desert tinajas. Tinaja -bowl; rana - frog in Spanish. USGS & Frank Saffarrans
Tinaja Spring spring 29.942500, -103.207500 — USGS
Titley pop place 30.483333, -103.588333 — USGS
Titley locale 30.468611, -103.603611 — USGS
Toll Mountain summit 29.254444, -103.290278 — USGS
Tornillo Creek stream 29.177222, -102.996667 — USGS
Tornillo Flat flat 29.430833, -103.137222 — USGS
Toronto pop place 30.340000, -103.750278 — USGS
Tortuga Mountain summit 29.192778, -103.274167 — USGS
Townsend Point summit 29.238056, -103.290278 — USGS
Trap Mountain summit 29.171944, -103.426667 — USGS
Trap Spring spring 29.163333, -103.420000 — USGS
Tres Cuevas Mountain summit 29.315556, -103.717500 — USGS
Tres Papalotes pop place 29.456667, -103.775556 — USGS
Triangulation Station Mountain summit 29.096111, -103.431667 — USGS
Trough Canyon valley 29.531111, -103.298056 — USGS
Tuff Canyon valley 29.148611, -103.491111 — USGS
Tule Mountain summit 29.264167, -103.476389 — USGS
Tule Spring spring 29.242222, -103.441111 — USGS
Turney Peak summit 29.850556, -103.778611 — USGS
Twin Peaks summit 29.618889, -103.348611 — USGS
Twin Peaks summit 30.049444, -103.069167 — USGS
Twin Sisters summit 30.323611, -103.721111 — USGS
Upper Flattop Hill summit 29.698611, -103.410278 — USGS
Upper Juniper Spring spring 29.249167, -103.276944 — USGS
Upper Rotten Draw valley 29.711667, -103.356944 — USGS
Valdez Goat Camp locale 29.807500, -102.603611 — USGS
Venado, Arroyo valley 29.282222, -102.897222 — USGS
Vernon Bailey Peak summit 29.283611, -103.320000 — USGS
Waldron Mine mine 29.330556, -103.665278 — USGS
Walker Branch stream 30.343056, -098.501944 — USGS
Walker Place pop place 30.208333, -103.151111 — USGS
Walker Well well 29.689167, -103.110278 — USGS
Walnut Draw valley 29.980000, -103.679167 — USGS
Ward Mountain summit 29.256944, -103.334722 — USGS
Ward Spring spring 29.244444, -103.350000 — USGS
Ward Spring spring 29.385278, -103.578889 — USGS
Warwick pop place 30.203056, -103.106944 — USGS
Warwick Hills summit 30.182222, -103.101111 — USGS
Warwick School school 30.226389, -103.098889 — USGS
Warwick School (historical) school 30.227778, -103.100000 — USGS
Well Creek stream 29.217500, -103.595000 — USGS
West Bourland Mountain summit 30.082222, -103.327778 — USGS
West Corazon Peak summit 29.491667, -103.427778 — USGS
West Corazones Draw valley 29.566111, -103.351111 — USGS
West Fork Rocky Creek stream 30.215278, -098.536944 — USGS
Whirlwind Mesa summit 29.995000, -103.783056 — USGS
Whirlwind Spring spring 29.919167, -103.620278 — USGS
White Trail trail 29.650000, -103.590278 — USGS
Whitehouse Mountain summit 29.448333, -103.389722 — USGS
Wild Hog Canyon valley 29.419444, -102.882778 — USGS
Wildhorse Mountain summit 29.393333, -103.506944 — USGS
Wildhorse Spring spring 29.401111, -103.483611 — USGS
Wilke Ranch locale 30.176389, -098.589722 — USGS
Williams, Mount summit 29.475000, -103.462500 — USGS
Willis Ranch locale 30.385278, -103.220833 — USGS
Willow Creek stream 30.136111, -103.002222 — USGS
Willow Creek stream 29.263611, -103.569444 — USGS
Willow Mountain summit 29.365278, -103.515000 — USGS
Willow Spring spring 29.359167, -103.513611 — USGS
Willow Spring spring 29.503056, -103.256944 — USGS
Willow Tank reservoir 29.310278, -103.028333 — USGS
Wilson Canyon valley 30.304722, -103.657500 — USGS
Wilsons Ranch locale 29.786944, -103.736111 — USGS
Window, The cliff 29.280833, -103.329722 — USGS
Witcher Tank reservoir 30.504444, -103.231667 — USGS
Wolf Camp Hills summit 30.353611, -103.121389 — USGS
Wood Hollow Creek stream 30.048056, -103.215278 — USGS
Wood Hollow Mountains summit 30.138056, -103.187778 — USGS
Wood Hollow Tank reservoir 30.091667, -103.224722 — USGS
Woodsons pop place 29.006111, -103.294444 — USGS
Wright Mountain range 29.295278, -103.225278 — USGS
Y E Mesa summit 29.791667, -103.340833 — USGS
Y E Spring spring 29.790833, -103.368611 — USGS
Yarbro Ranch locale 30.253056, -103.068611 — USGS
Yellow Hill summit 29.428333, -103.680000 — USGS
Yellow House Peak summit 29.826944, -102.880833 — USGS
Yellow Jacket Spring spring 29.420000, -103.517778 — USGS
Youngblood Place pop place 30.322500, -103.166111 — USGS
Youngs Ranch locale 30.350556, -103.455278 — USGS

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