Banco Convention of 1905
| Convention Between the United States and Mexico for the Elimination of the Bancos in the Rio Grande from the Effects of Article II of the Treaty of November 12, 1884 | |
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| Signed | March 20, 1905 |
| Location | Washington, D.C. |
| Effective | June 5, 1907 |
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The Banco Convention of 1905, between the United States and Mexico, was negotiated and signed in 1905[1] and ratified by both nations in 1907. It resulted in 247 exchanges of bancos (land surrounded by bends in the river that became segregated by a cutoff often by the rapid erosion of the river channel) between the two nations from 1910 to 1976.[2] Most of them were in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, the Presidio Valley and the El Paso-Juarez Valley. In 1927, the convention was applied to the short international border on the Colorado River.[3]
Background
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In 1884, a further treaty set out to clarify the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. The Convention of November 12, 1884 established the rules for determining the location of the US-Mexico boundary when the meandering rivers of the international border transferred tracts of land from one bank of the river to the other.[4][5] The treaty stated that if the river changed course gradually through a process of soil erosion, then the boundary should follow the new course of the river. However, a sudden change of course, for example one caused by a flood, would not affect the boundary. Nevertheless, the clarifications established in the treaty of 1884 did not resolve the question of land ownership.[4]
The Convention of March 1, 1889 established the International Boundary Commission (IBC) to apply the rules in the 1884 Convention.[2] It was modified by the Banco Convention of March 20, 1905 to retain the courses of the Rio Grande and the Colorado River as international boundaries in the event of sudden changes.[2]
Because the course of the Rio Grande was not static, to maintain the location of the river as the international boundary presented diplomatic and practical challenges. The river changed course frequently where it flowed through areas of relatively loose alluvial soil, doubling back on itself as it wound its way through the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Especially in times of flooding, tracts of land called "bancos" were created by avulsive changes that cut off entire oxbow-shaped meanders.
The result of these cut-offs was often confusion regarding sovereignty, land ownership, and law enforcement.[4] The purpose of the 1905 convention was to eliminate these bancos from the effects of Article II of the US-Mexico Convention of 1884, to which they otherwise would have been subject, and to establish a more definitive means to settle matters. Any bancos larger than 250 hectares (620 acres) or with a population over 200 were excluded from the 1905 convention.[1]
Effects
[edit]The International Boundary and Water Commission was charged with implementing the convention. Under the treaty, the following transfers involving Texas occurred from 1910 to 1976:[6]
Year No. of bancos Acres to USA Acres to Mexico Year No. of bancos Acres to USA Acres to Mexico 1910 57 5,357.2 3,101.2 1942 1 63.3 0 1912 31 1,094.4 2,343.0 1943 4 482.9 100.5 1928 42 3,089.9 1,407.8 1944 14 253.7 166.2 1930 31 4,685.6 984.3 1945 16 240.9 333.5 1931 4 158.4 328.7 1946 1 185.8 0 1932 2 159.7 0 1949 2 190.2 281.9 1933 1 0 122.1 1956 1 508.3 0 1934 1 278.1 0 1968 1 0 154.6 1939 1 240.2 0 1970 21 449.8 1,881.8 1940 2 0 209.5 1976 6 49.2 0 1941 6 224.5 246.9 Total 245 17,712 acres (71.68 km2) 11,662 acres (47.19 km2)
In 1927 under this convention, the U.S. acquired two bancos from Mexico at the Colorado River border with Arizona. Farmers Banco, covering 583.4 acres (2.361 km2), a part of the Cocopah Indian Reservation, was ceded to the U.S. with controversy.[3] Fain Banco, of 259 acres (105 ha), also became U.S. soil.
Below is a list of the 247 bancos that were exchanged under the terms of the 1905 convention.[7][8][9][10][11] This information is also available as a kmz file at this location.
| Banco Name | Banco # | Latitude (North) | Longitude (West) | Map coordinates | IBWC Minute No. | Transfer Date | Year of transfer | Acres Cut from Mexico (to USA) | Acres Cut from USA (to Mexico) | Location[6] | Description on minute or map (source: IBWC website) |
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| La Burrita | 1 | 25.945833 | 97.267471 | 25°56′45″N 97°16′03″W / 25.945833°N 97.267471°W | n/a[7] | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 23.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, south of Estrella Ranch and about 12 km west of the mouth of the Rio Grande | |
| San Juan de Arriba | 2 | 25.83913 | 97.383978 | 25°50′21″N 97°23′02″W / 25.83913°N 97.383978°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 23.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, south of San Rafael Ranch and about 14 km southeast of Brownsville | |
| Longoreno | 3 | 25.84444 | 97.38861 | 25°50′40″N 97°23′19″W / 25.84444°N 97.38861°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 138.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, south of San Rafael Ranch and about 13 km southeast of Brownsville | |
| La Canasta | 4 | 25.85083 | 97.42194 | 25°51′03″N 97°25′19″W / 25.85083°N 97.42194°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 126.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southwest of Raab's Place and about 10 km southeast of Brownsville | |
| Fernandez | 4+1⁄2 | 25.871357 | 97.467529 | 25°52′17″N 97°28′03″W / 25.871357°N 97.467529°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 224.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 2 km southwest of Santa Rosalia Ranch and about 5 km southeast of Brownsville | |
| Trevino Canales | 5 | 25.90111 | 97.51306 | 25°54′04″N 97°30′47″W / 25.90111°N 97.51306°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 249.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km southwest of Brownsville | |
| Phillips | 6 | 25.923336 | 97.525556 | 25°55′24″N 97°31′32″W / 25.923336°N 97.525556°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 111.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 3 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Tahuachalito | 7 | 25.98417 | 97.60639 | 25°59′03″N 97°36′23″W / 25.98417°N 97.60639°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 178.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km west of San Pedro Ranch and about 13 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| La Isla | 8 | 25.992358 | 97.62925 | 25°59′32″N 97°37′45″W / 25.992358°N 97.62925°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 157.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 3 km southwest of Naranjo Ranch and about 16 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Tahuachal | 9 | 26.01056 | 97.62194 | 26°00′38″N 97°37′19″W / 26.01056°N 97.62194°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 83 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southwest of Naranjo Ranch and about 16 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Benavides | 10 | 26.02917 | 97.65611 | 26°01′45″N 97°39′22″W / 26.02917°N 97.65611°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 130.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, west of La Union Ranch and about 20 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Rafael Garcia | 11 | 26.038667 | 97.663061 | 26°02′19″N 97°39′47″W / 26.038667°N 97.663061°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 28.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km northwest of Refugio Ranch and about 21 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Fresnal | 12 | 26.022078 | 97.678853 | 26°01′19″N 97°40′44″W / 26.022078°N 97.678853°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 223.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, southeast of San Isidro Ranch and about 22 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Capote | 13 | 26.03583 | 97.69278 | 26°02′09″N 97°41′34″W / 26.03583°N 97.69278°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 137.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km southeast of Las Flores Ranch and about 14 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Llanito | 14 | 26.04028 | 97.709167 | 26°02′25″N 97°42′33″W / 26.04028°N 97.709167°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 29.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southwest of Las Flores Ranch and about 13 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Combe | 15 | 26.02912 | 97.72522 | 26°01′45″N 97°43′31″W / 26.02912°N 97.72522°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 79.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 3 km southwest of Las Flores Ranch and about 13 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Panola | 16 | 26.030176 | 97.757436 | 26°01′49″N 97°45′27″W / 26.030176°N 97.757436°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 62.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 2 km southeast of the San Benito Pumping Plant and about 11 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Mainero | 17 | 26.032356 | 97.757447 | 26°01′56″N 97°45′27″W / 26.032356°N 97.757447°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 207.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 2 km southeast of the San Benito Pumping Plant and about 10 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Las Sierritas | 18 | 26.044444 | 97.753056 | 26°02′40″N 97°45′11″W / 26.044444°N 97.753056°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 134.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southeast of the San Benito Pumping Plant and about 9 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Las Rusias | 19 | 26.034108 | 97.760942 | 26°02′03″N 97°45′39″W / 26.034108°N 97.760942°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 105 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 2 km south of the San Benito Pumping Plant and about 9 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Las Tranquitas | 20 | 26.05056 | 97.75306 | 26°03′02″N 97°45′11″W / 26.05056°N 97.75306°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 129.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southeast of Las Rucias Ranch and about 8 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Venado | 21 | 26.035832 | 97.772848 | 26°02′09″N 97°46′22″W / 26.035832°N 97.772848°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 125.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, southeast of Turner's House and about 8 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Turner | 22 | 26.037521 | 97.797656 | 26°02′15″N 97°47′52″W / 26.037521°N 97.797656°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 32.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 2 km southwest of Turner's House and about 6 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria, Texas | |
| Soliseno | 23 | 26.044167 | 97.784722 | 26°02′39″N 97°47′05″W / 26.044167°N 97.784722°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 221.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, south of Galveston Ranch and about 5 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Villitas | 24 | 26.059167 | 97.821806 | 26°03′33″N 97°49′19″W / 26.059167°N 97.821806°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 76.85 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km southeast of Old Santa Maria Ranch and about 2 km southeast of the church in Santa Maria (Texas) | |
| Palma | 25 | 26.06472 | 97.83333 | 26°03′53″N 97°50′00″W / 26.06472°N 97.83333°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 198.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1 km southeast of Santa Maria Church and about 11 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| El Zurron | 26 | 26.06583 | 97.85194 | 26°03′57″N 97°51′07″W / 26.06583°N 97.85194°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 238.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southwest of Nealeville and about 9 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| La Bolsa | 27 | 26.076389 | 97.863889 | 26°04′35″N 97°51′50″W / 26.076389°N 97.863889°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 192.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo and Cameron Counties, Texas, south of Sacatal Ranch and about 8 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Cantu | 28 | 26.065556 | 97.867778 | 26°03′56″N 97°52′04″W / 26.065556°N 97.867778°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 41.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, about 2 km south of Sacatal Ranch and about 8 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Villarreales | 29 | 26.07333 | 97.91 | 26°04′24″N 97°54′36″W / 26.07333°N 97.91°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 153.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, about 1 km east of Rosario Banco 31 and about 4 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Santa Margarita | 30 | 26.06722 | 97.92556 | 26°04′02″N 97°55′32″W / 26.06722°N 97.92556°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 283.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, south of Rosario Ranch and about 2 km southeast of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Rosario | 31 | 26.07333 | 97.92083 | 26°04′24″N 97°55′15″W / 26.07333°N 97.92083°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 272.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, east of Rosario Ranch and about 2 km east of Progreso (Toluca Ranch); 1 km west of Banco Villareales 29 | |
| Toluca | 32 | 26.052342 | 97.951335 | 26°03′08″N 97°57′05″W / 26.052342°N 97.951335°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 140.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, northwest of San Lorenzo Ranch and about 2 km south of Progreso (Toluca Ranch), Texas | |
| Arguelles | 33 | 26.048607 | 97.971231 | 26°02′55″N 97°58′16″W / 26.048607°N 97.971231°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 336.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, east of San Ysidro Ranch and about 4 km southwest of Progreso (Toluca Ranch), Texas | |
| Santa Juanita | 34 | 26.06833 | 97.981111 | 26°04′06″N 97°58′52″W / 26.06833°N 97.981111°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 40.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, west of Arguelles Ranch and about 4 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Eurestes | 35 | 26.07361 | 98.0125 | 26°04′25″N 98°00′45″W / 26.07361°N 98.0125°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 93.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, east of Ballines Ranch and about 7 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Blanco (La Blanca) | 36 | 26.062528 | 98.03021 | 26°03′45″N 98°01′49″W / 26.062528°N 98.03021°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 51.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 2 km southeast of Blanco Ranch and about 8 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch), Texas | |
| Las Bonitas | 37 | 26.07389 | 98.035 | 26°04′26″N 98°02′06″W / 26.07389°N 98.035°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 381.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, south of Blanco Ranch and about 9 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Santa Rita | 38 | 26.046458 | 98.078499 | 26°02′47″N 98°04′43″W / 26.046458°N 98.078499°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 155.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, northwest of San Pedro Ranch and about 14 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch), Texas | |
| Longoria | 39 | 26.05278 | 98.066111 | 26°03′10″N 98°03′58″W / 26.05278°N 98.066111°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 132.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, west of Santa Rita Ranch and about 12 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| San Juan del Rio | 40 | 26.06889 | 98.1075 | 26°04′08″N 98°06′27″W / 26.06889°N 98.1075°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 31.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, east of Young's Ranch and about 16 km west of Progreso (Toluca Ranch) | |
| Cigarillo | 41 | 26.058481 | 98.167578 | 26°03′31″N 98°10′03″W / 26.058481°N 98.167578°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 48.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, north of San Joaquin Ranch and about 9 km southeast of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Juanita | 42 | 26.058381 | 98.194124 | 26°03′30″N 98°11′39″W / 26.058381°N 98.194124°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 157.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, north of Granilla Ranch and about 6 km southeast of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Santa Cruz | 43 | 26.08583 | 98.22889 | 26°05′09″N 98°13′44″W / 26.08583°N 98.22889°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 338.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, southeast of Capote Ranch and about 4 km southeast of Hidalgo | |
| Grangeno | 44 | 26.13278 | 98.308611 | 26°07′58″N 98°18′31″W / 26.13278°N 98.308611°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 207.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, south of Grangeno Ranch and about 6 km northwest of Hidalgo | |
| Anzaldua | 45 | 26.14667 | 98.32917 | 26°08′48″N 98°19′45″W / 26.14667°N 98.32917°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 43 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, south of Lomitas Ranch and about 9 km northwest of Hidalgo | |
| Maria Inez (or Maria Ines) | 46 | 26.168611 | 98.343889 | 26°10′07″N 98°20′38″W / 26.168611°N 98.343889°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 55.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, northwest of Lomitas Ranch and about 11 km northwest of Hidalgo | |
| Lomitas | 47 | 26.153742 | 98.351473 | 26°09′13″N 98°21′05″W / 26.153742°N 98.351473°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 16.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, northwest of Cavazos Ranch and about 11 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| King | 48 | 26.18278 | 98.38528 | 26°10′58″N 98°23′07″W / 26.18278°N 98.38528°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 212 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, west of Hedleys Ranch and about 16 km northwest of Hidalgo | |
| Ojo de Agua | 49 | 26.179815 | 98.426181 | 26°10′47″N 98°25′34″W / 26.179815°N 98.426181°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 68.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, north of Barranco Ranch and about 18 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Garza | 51 | 26.21889 | 98.464479 | 26°13′08″N 98°27′52″W / 26.21889°N 98.464479°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 160.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 5 km southeast of Havana Ranch and about 24 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Pedro Vela | 52 | 26.217325 | 98.470441 | 26°13′02″N 98°28′14″W / 26.217325°N 98.470441°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 94.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 4 km southeast of Havana Ranch and about 25 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Antonio Vela | 53 | 26.233336 | 98.515278 | 26°14′00″N 98°30′55″W / 26.233336°N 98.515278°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 151.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 1 km south of Havana Ranch and about 28 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Santo Domingo | 55 | 26.30833 | 98.69306 | 26°18′30″N 98°41′35″W / 26.30833°N 98.69306°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 302.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, south of Garcias Ranch and about 14 km southeast of Rio Grande City | |
| Garza | 56 | 26.364169 | 98.825 | 26°21′51″N 98°49′30″W / 26.364169°N 98.825°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 112.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, about 1 km south of Rio Grande City, Texas | |
| Camargo | 57 | 26.357839 | 98.825 | 26°21′28″N 98°49′30″W / 26.357839°N 98.825°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 494 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, about 2 km south of Rio Grande City, Texas | |
| Yzaguirre (or Izaguirre) | 58 | 26.37278 | 98.83806 | 26°22′22″N 98°50′17″W / 26.37278°N 98.83806°W | n/a | March 29, 1910 | 1910 | 212.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, south of Garcia Ranch and about 2 km southwest of Rio Grande City; northeast of Banco Las Adjuntas 91 | |
| La Puerta | 59 | 26.315197 | 98.750948 | 26°18′55″N 98°45′03″W / 26.315197°N 98.750948°W | n/a[8] | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 320.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, north of Barrito Ranch and about 9 km southeast of Rio Grande City, Texas | |
| San Francisco | 60 | 26.29306 | 98.699444 | 26°17′35″N 98°41′58″W / 26.29306°N 98.699444°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 474.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, south of Santo Domingo Ranch and about 15 km southeast of Rio Grande City | |
| Salado | 61 | 26.236356 | 98.639472 | 26°14′11″N 98°38′22″W / 26.236356°N 98.639472°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 74.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, north of Villarreales Ranch and about 23 km southeast of Rio Grande City, Texas | |
| Artesitas | 62 | 26.236086 | 98.613761 | 26°14′10″N 98°36′50″W / 26.236086°N 98.613761°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 449.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, north of Potrero Ranch and about 11 km west of Havana | |
| Los Ebanos | 63 | 26.232247 | 98.566323 | 26°13′56″N 98°33′59″W / 26.232247°N 98.566323°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 120.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, 1 km south of Los Ebanos Ranch and about 6 km west of Havana | |
| Tabasco | 64 | 26.2 | 98.481389 | 26°12′00″N 98°28′53″W / 26.2°N 98.481389°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 44 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, north of Carrizal Ranch and about 5 km southeast of Havana | |
| Tortuga | 65 | 26.161944 | 98.35222 | 26°09′43″N 98°21′08″W / 26.161944°N 98.35222°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 97.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, 2 km west of Lomitas Ranch and about 11 km northwest of Hidalgo | |
| Dougherty | 66 | 26.101242 | 98.299836 | 26°06′04″N 98°17′59″W / 26.101242°N 98.299836°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 49.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, 1 km southwest of Sabino Ranch and about 4 km west of Hidalgo | |
| Jalisco | 67 | 26.07806 | 98.16806 | 26°04′41″N 98°10′05″W / 26.07806°N 98.16806°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 51.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, 1 km south of San Juan Hacienda and about 9 km east of Hidalgo | |
| Zolezzi | 68 | 26.07083 | 98.02778 | 26°04′15″N 98°01′40″W / 26.07083°N 98.02778°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 49.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, east of Las Bonitas Ranch and about 8 km west of Toluca (Progreso P.O.) | |
| Santander | 69 | 26.059867 | 98.003983 | 26°03′36″N 98°00′14″W / 26.059867°N 98.003983°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 105.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, northeast of San Jose Ranch and about 6 km southwest of Toluca (Progreso P.O.) | |
| Saenz | 70 | 26.050409 | 97.947 | 26°03′01″N 97°56′49″W / 26.050409°N 97.947°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 68 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, northeast of San Lorenzo Ranch and about 2 km south of Toluca (Progreso P.O.) | |
| Cipres | 71 | 26.027435 | 97.702676 | 26°01′39″N 97°42′10″W / 26.027435°N 97.702676°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 23.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, west of Capote Ranch and about 24 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Celaya | 72 | 26.023776 | 97.68801 | 26°01′26″N 97°41′17″W / 26.023776°N 97.68801°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 117.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 1.5 km southwest of San Isidro Ranch and about 22 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Rosita | 73 | 26.03139 | 97.68944 | 26°01′53″N 97°41′22″W / 26.03139°N 97.68944°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 46.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southwest of San Isidro Ranch and about 22 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Campamento | 74 | 26.036778 | 97.665879 | 26°02′12″N 97°39′57″W / 26.036778°N 97.665879°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 51.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southeast of Barranco Ranch and about 21 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Carmen | 75 | 25.949018 | 97.583989 | 25°56′56″N 97°35′02″W / 25.949018°N 97.583989°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 57.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 1.5 km south of Carmen Ranch and about 9 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Las Prietas | 76 | 25.920322 | 97.548642 | 25°55′13″N 97°32′55″W / 25.920322°N 97.548642°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 85 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 0.5 km east of Las Rucias Ranch and about 4 km northwest of Brownsville | |
| Santa Rosalia | 77 | 25.879553 | 97.459422 | 25°52′46″N 97°27′34″W / 25.879553°N 97.459422°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 54.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 1 km south of Santa Rosalia Ranch and about 5 km southeast of Brownsville | |
| Los Naranjos | 78 | 25.901356 | 97.364247 | 25°54′05″N 97°21′51″W / 25.901356°N 97.364247°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 256 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, northwest of Carrera Ranch and about 14 km east of Brownsville | |
| San Martin | 79 | 25.921001 | 97.345083 | 25°55′16″N 97°20′42″W / 25.921001°N 97.345083°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 111 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 1 km south of San Martin Ranch and about 16 km east of Brownsville | |
| Caja Pinta (La Lomita) | 80 | 25.93833 | 97.2975 | 25°56′18″N 97°17′51″W / 25.93833°N 97.2975°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 144.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, southeast of Tulosa Ranch and about 20 km northeast of Brownsville | |
| Solisenito | 81 | 26.04694 | 97.78806 | 26°02′49″N 97°47′17″W / 26.04694°N 97.78806°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 60.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, south of Galveston Ranch and about 32 km west of Brownsville | |
| Grulla | 82 | 26.250748 | 98.676157 | 26°15′03″N 98°40′34″W / 26.250748°N 98.676157°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 119.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, 1.5 km west of Belavares Ranch and about 20 km southeast of Rio Grande City, Texas; opposite Banco Valadeces 130 | |
| Havana | 83 | 26.207589 | 98.500731 | 26°12′27″N 98°30′03″W / 26.207589°N 98.500731°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 54.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 1 km north of Prietas Ranch and about 4 km south of Havana, Texas | |
| Closner | 84 | 26.183333 | 98.425 | 26°11′00″N 98°25′30″W / 26.183333°N 98.425°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 85.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, about 1 km north of Barranco Ranch and about 10 km southeast of Havana, Texas | |
| Coyote | 85 | 26.12361 | 98.319444 | 26°07′25″N 98°19′10″W / 26.12361°N 98.319444°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 30.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, 1.5 km southwest of Grangeno Ranch and about .6 km west of Hidalgo | |
| Santa Anita | 86 | 25.8339 | 97.467603 | 25°50′02″N 97°28′03″W / 25.8339°N 97.467603°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 49.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, east of Colote Ranch and about 10 km southeast of Brownsville, Texas | |
| San Pedro | 87 | 25.857939 | 97.361801 | 25°51′29″N 97°21′42″W / 25.857939°N 97.361801°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 95.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 2 km north of Santa Rosa Ranch and about 15 km southeast of Brownsville, Texas | |
| San Miguel | 88 | 25.898409 | 97.373147 | 25°53′54″N 97°22′23″W / 25.898409°N 97.373147°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 56.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, east of Sabinitas Ranch and about 12 km east of Brownsville | |
| Monterrey | 89 | 26.072832 | 98.08574 | 26°04′22″N 98°05′09″W / 26.072832°N 98.08574°W | n/a | November 7, 1912 | 1912 | 32.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, 1 km northwest of the Donna Pumping Plant and about 18 km east of Hidalgo | |
| Casas | 90 | 26.36611 | 98.87306 | 26°21′58″N 98°52′23″W / 26.36611°N 98.87306°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 138.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Las Adjuntas | 91 | 26.36694 | 98.84611 | 26°22′01″N 98°50′46″W / 26.36694°N 98.84611°W | 106 | May 26, 1928 | 1928 | 221.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, 3 km above Rio Grande City, Texas, South of R.P. 1, and of "Los Garcias Ranch", southwest of Banco No. 58 Izaguirre, and at the mouth of the San Juan River | |
| El Refugio | 92 | 26.3225 | 98.74139 | 26°19′21″N 98°44′29″W / 26.3225°N 98.74139°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 221.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| El Barrito | 93 | 26.31194 | 98.73278 | 26°18′43″N 98°43′58″W / 26.31194°N 98.73278°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 272 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| La Chicharra | 94 | 26.2675 | 98.62917 | 26°16′03″N 98°37′45″W / 26.2675°N 98.62917°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 51.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Santos | 95 | 26.25889 | 98.59472 | 26°15′32″N 98°35′41″W / 26.25889°N 98.59472°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 66.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Cuevitas | 96 | 26.25833 | 98.58028 | 26°15′30″N 98°34′49″W / 26.25833°N 98.58028°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 93.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Caballero | 97 | 26.21444 | 98.43417 | 26°12′52″N 98°26′03″W / 26.21444°N 98.43417°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 184.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Reynosa | 98 | 26.12444 | 98.26556 | 26°07′28″N 98°15′56″W / 26.12444°N 98.26556°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 68.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| La Chapena | 99 | 26.08361 | 98.23306 | 26°05′01″N 98°13′59″W / 26.08361°N 98.23306°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 146.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Kelly | 100 | 26.065342 | 98.237562 | 26°03′55″N 98°14′15″W / 26.065342°N 98.237562°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 194.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Rancho Nuevo | 101 | 26.07 | 98.1225 | 26°04′12″N 98°07′21″W / 26.07°N 98.1225°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 21 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Young | 102 | 26.062175 | 98.117418 | 26°03′44″N 98°07′03″W / 26.062175°N 98.117418°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 30.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Rancho Viejo | 103 | 26.056253 | 98.082386 | 26°03′23″N 98°04′57″W / 26.056253°N 98.082386°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 96.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Singleterry | 104 | 26.062218 | 98.078491 | 26°03′44″N 98°04′43″W / 26.062218°N 98.078491°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 29.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Ratamal | 105 | 26.04944 | 98.053333 | 26°02′58″N 98°03′12″W / 26.04944°N 98.053333°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 47 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Pena Flora | 106 | 26.049167 | 98.046667 | 26°02′57″N 98°02′48″W / 26.049167°N 98.046667°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 60 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Tenacitas | 107 | 26.054814 | 98.020513 | 26°03′17″N 98°01′14″W / 26.054814°N 98.020513°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 110.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Puertas Verdes | 108 | 26.067247 | 98.009486 | 26°04′02″N 98°00′34″W / 26.067247°N 98.009486°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 110.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Agua Negra | 109 | 26.069444 | 97.994167 | 26°04′10″N 97°59′39″W / 26.069444°N 97.994167°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 64.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| San Isidro | 110 | 26.056408 | 97.989536 | 26°03′23″N 97°59′22″W / 26.056408°N 97.989536°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 54.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Sabinito | 111 | 26.051012 | 97.967134 | 26°03′04″N 97°58′02″W / 26.051012°N 97.967134°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 28.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Llano Grande | 112 | 26.06278 | 97.96111 | 26°03′46″N 97°57′40″W / 26.06278°N 97.96111°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 135.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Las Moras | 113 | 26.065781 | 97.870074 | 26°03′57″N 97°52′12″W / 26.065781°N 97.870074°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 71.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Galvan | 114 | 26.055953 | 97.811677 | 26°03′21″N 97°48′42″W / 26.055953°N 97.811677°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 15.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| La Feria | 115 | 26.054953 | 97.80984 | 26°03′18″N 97°48′35″W / 26.054953°N 97.80984°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 362 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Champion | 116 | 26.045813 | 97.800571 | 26°02′45″N 97°48′02″W / 26.045813°N 97.800571°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 111.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Pacheco | 117 | 26.045 | 97.758333 | 26°02′42″N 97°45′30″W / 26.045°N 97.758333°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 71.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Vaqueteria | 118 | 26.025 | 97.65528 | 26°01′30″N 97°39′19″W / 26.025°N 97.65528°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 48.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Guerra | 119 | 25.98944 | 97.618889 | 25°59′22″N 97°37′08″W / 25.98944°N 97.618889°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 142.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Soledad | 120 | 25.966111 | 97.603056 | 25°57′58″N 97°36′11″W / 25.966111°N 97.603056°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 75.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Matamoros | 121 | 25.89333 | 97.51472 | 25°53′36″N 97°30′53″W / 25.89333°N 97.51472°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 96.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Los Tomates | 122 | 25.9 | 97.47167 | 25°54′00″N 97°28′18″W / 25.9°N 97.47167°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 83.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | north of Banco 131 Jeronimo | |
| Los Borregos | 123 | 25.874444 | 97.445833 | 25°52′28″N 97°26′45″W / 25.874444°N 97.445833°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 19.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| San Joaquin | 124 | 25.846834 | 97.362219 | 25°50′49″N 97°21′44″W / 25.846834°N 97.362219°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 45 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Las Comas | 125 | 25.90972 | 97.37611 | 25°54′35″N 97°22′34″W / 25.90972°N 97.37611°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 35.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| El Rincon | 126 | 25.927778 | 97.355556 | 25°55′40″N 97°21′20″W / 25.927778°N 97.355556°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 47.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| El Palmito | 127 | 25.915497 | 97.323186 | 25°54′56″N 97°19′23″W / 25.915497°N 97.323186°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 143.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Stell-Lind | 128 | 25.96028 | 97.18861 | 25°57′37″N 97°11′19″W / 25.96028°N 97.18861°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 91.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Bagdad | 129 | 25.955801 | 97.170437 | 25°57′21″N 97°10′14″W / 25.955801°N 97.170437°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 200.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Valadeces | 130 | 26.2475 | 98.664167 | 26°14′51″N 98°39′51″W / 26.2475°N 98.664167°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 296.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, southwest of La Grulla, Texas, southwest(?) of R.P. 9, and opposite to Banco No. 82, La Grulla | |
| Jeronimo | 131 | 25.89389 | 97.468056 | 25°53′38″N 97°28′05″W / 25.89389°N 97.468056°W | 104 | April 23, 1928 | 1928 | 90.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, next to and south of Banco 122, "Los Tomates", northwest of R.P. 45, and about 2 km southwest of Brownsville, Texas | |
| La Pascualilla | 132 | 25.9775 | 97.60333 | 25°58′39″N 97°36′12″W / 25.9775°N 97.60333°W | 134 | May 20, 1931 | 1931 | 76.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, 1 km southwest of R.P. 39 and of San Pedro Ranch, and 14 km northwest of Brownsville, Texas | |
| Morales | 133 | 25.91306 | 97.5275 | 25°54′47″N 97°31′39″W / 25.91306°N 97.5275°W | 134 | May 20, 1931 | 1931 | 81.88 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, 2 km south of R.P. 42, 3 km west of Brownsville, Texas, and at the City Water Pump. | |
| El Morillo | 134 | 26.16611 | 98.3775 | 26°09′58″N 98°22′39″W / 26.16611°N 98.3775°W | 138 | February 25, 1932 | 1932 | 118.7 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, 2 km south of R.P. 17 and 15 km northwest of Hidalgo, Texas | |
| Hollinsworth | 135 | 26.059966 | 98.210256 | 26°03′36″N 98°12′37″W / 26.059966°N 98.210256°W | 141 | July 17, 1933 | 1933 | 122.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, 3 km south of R.P. 22 and 8 km east of Reynosa, Tamaulipas | |
| Villarreales Segundo | 136 | 26.25389 | 98.64389 | 26°15′14″N 98°38′38″W / 26.25389°N 98.64389°W | 142 | February 27, 1934 | 1934 | 278.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, 2 km southeast of R.P. 9 and La Grulla, Texas | |
| Lozano | 137 | 25.88972 | 97.48278 | 25°53′23″N 97°28′58″W / 25.88972°N 97.48278°W | 166 | April 3, 1939 | 1939 | 240.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, 1 km southeast of R.P. 44 and 2 km southeast of Brownsville, Texas | |
| Progreso | 138 | 26.05383 | 97.98015 | 26°03′14″N 97°58′49″W / 26.05383°N 97.98015°W | 169 | June 6, 1940 | 1940 | 176.4 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, 1.5 km west of the pumping plant at Progreso, Texas, 1.5 km north of San Isidro Ranch, Tamaulipas, and 3.5 km southwest of R.P. No. 28 | |
| Las Flores | 139 | 26.051548 | 97.944698 | 26°03′06″N 97°56′41″W / 26.051548°N 97.944698°W | 169 | June 6, 1940 | 1940 | 33.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Reynosa, Tamaulipas, 2 km south of R.P. No. 28, 1.5 km southeast of the pumping plant at Progreso, Texas, and 1 km northeast of Las Flores Ranch, Tamaulipas | |
| Nogales | 140 | 25.865995 | 97.457858 | 25°51′58″N 97°27′28″W / 25.865995°N 97.457858°W | 171 | May 2, 1941 | 1941 | 208.6 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 3 km east of the City of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 1 km south of the El Jardin pumping plant, and 5 km southeast of R.P. No. 44 | |
| Las Ruelas | 141 | 26.13528 | 98.29333 | 26°08′07″N 98°17′36″W / 26.13528°N 98.29333°W | 171 | May 2, 1941 | 1941 | 183.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, about 2 km northwest of the town of Hidalgo, Texas, and 1 km southeast of R.P. No. 19 | |
| Las Palomas | 142 | 26.03528 | 97.71528 | 26°02′07″N 97°42′55″W / 26.03528°N 97.71528°W | 173 | February 27, 1942 | 1942 | 63.3 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 4 km southeast of the town of Los Indios, Texas, and 1 km south of R.P. No. 35 | |
| Rock Bend | 143 | 25.938597 | 97.559469 | 25°56′19″N 97°33′34″W / 25.938597°N 97.559469°W | 175 | December 15, 1943 | 1943 | 84 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 7 km northwesterly of the city of Brownsville, Texas, and 2 km southwest of R.P. No. 41 | |
| La Parida | 144 | 26.180556 | 98.391667 | 26°10′50″N 98°23′30″W / 26.180556°N 98.391667°W | 175 | December 15, 1943 | 1943 | 175 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Hidalgo County, Texas, about 8 km southwest of the town of Mission, Texas, and 1.5 km west of R.P. No. 17 | |
| Los Fresnos | 145 | 26.28194 | 98.6925 | 26°16′55″N 98°41′33″W / 26.28194°N 98.6925°W | 175 | December 15, 1943 | 1943 | 223.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Starr County, Texas, about 5 km northwesterly of the town of La Grulla, Texas, and 3.5 km south of R.P. No. 7 | |
| Orrbe | 146 | 25.929214 | 97.297324 | 25°55′45″N 97°17′50″W / 25.929214°N 97.297324°W | 175 | December 15, 1943 | 1943 | 100.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, 21 km northeasterly of the City of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, and 1.5 km southeasterly of R.P. No. 52 | |
| Weil | 147 | 25.863113 | 97.360575 | 25°51′47″N 97°21′38″W / 25.863113°N 97.360575°W | 177 | December 21, 1944 | 1944 | 26.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 15 km southeasterly of the City of Matamoros, Tamaulipas and 2.0 km northeasterly of R.P. No. 48 | |
| Las Antonias | 148 | 25.947356 | 97.189544 | 25°56′50″N 97°11′22″W / 25.947356°N 97.189544°W | 177 | December 21, 1944 | 1944 | 96.1 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Matamoros, Tamaulipas, about 5.2 km southwesterly of the mouth of the Rio Grande and 1.7 km southeasterly of R.P. 54 | |
| Carrera | 149 | 25.901602 | 97.375232 | 25°54′06″N 97°22′31″W / 25.901602°N 97.375232°W | 179 | June 29, 1945 | 1945 | 24.5 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 8 miles (13 km) southeasterly from the city of Brownsville, Texas, and 1.9 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 50 | |
| Cisneros | 150 | 25.950428 | 97.249614 | 25°57′02″N 97°14′59″W / 25.950428°N 97.249614°W | 179 | June 29, 1945 | 1945 | 19.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 7 miles (11 km) upstream from the mouth of the Rio Grande, and 1.0 km southeasterly of R.P. No. 53 | |
| Hudson | 151 | 26.248848 | 98.598294 | 26°14′56″N 98°35′54″W / 26.248848°N 98.598294°W | 179 | June 29, 1945 | 1945 | 127 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, about 2 km northwesterly of the settlement of San Miguel, and 1.5 km southeasterly of R.P. No. 10 | |
| Ratcliff | 152 | 26.245491 | 98.615024 | 26°14′44″N 98°36′54″W / 26.245491°N 98.615024°W | 179 | June 29, 1945 | 1945 | 47.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Camargo, Tamaulipas, about 4 km northwesterly of the settlement of San Miguel, and 1.8 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 10 | |
| Culebron | 153 | 26.03694 | 97.75333 | 26°02′13″N 97°45′12″W / 26.03694°N 97.75333°W | 183 | October 14, 1946 | 1946 | 185.8 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Cameron County, Texas, about 1.5 km southwest of the village of Los Indios, Texas, and 1.5 km southerly of R.P. No. 34 | |
| Ringgold | 154 | 26.358054 | 98.81389 | 26°21′29″N 98°48′50″W / 26.358054°N 98.81389°W | 193 | September 26, 1949 | 1949 | 281.9 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Don Juan Cross | 155 | 26.06583 | 98.19306 | 26°03′57″N 98°11′35″W / 26.06583°N 98.19306°W | 193 | September 26, 1949 | 1949 | 190.2 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Los Indios | 156 | 26.025633 | 97.73232 | 26°01′32″N 97°43′56″W / 26.025633°N 97.73232°W | 231 | May 18, 1968 | 1968 | 154.55 | Lower Rio Grande Valley | ||
| Weber | 301 | 31.76307 | 106.442128 | 31°45′47″N 106°26′32″W / 31.76307°N 106.442128°W | 122 | March 18, 1930 | 1930 | 168.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | El Paso County, 1 km South of R.P. No. 1 and South of Washington Park, in the City of El Paso, Texas | |
| San Lorenzo | 302 | 31.763707 | 106.417483 | 31°45′49″N 106°25′03″W / 31.763707°N 106.417483°W | 123 | March 21, 1930 | 1930 | 434.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | El Paso County, Texas, about 7 km East of El Paso and 2 km Southwest of R.P. No. 2, in the Collingsworth and Alameda Acres Subdivisions | |
| Bermudez | 303 | 31.748549 | 106.400228 | 31°44′55″N 106°24′01″W / 31.748549°N 106.400228°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 228.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | El Paso County, about 9 km southeast of El Paso, Texas, 3 km south of R.P. No. 2, in what is known as Valley Gate Addition | |
| Azcarate | 304 | 31.732061 | 106.382443 | 31°43′55″N 106°22′57″W / 31.732061°N 106.382443°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 96.1 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Juarez, Chihuahua, 3 km northeast of Senecu and 1/2 km southwest of R.P. No. 3 | |
| Compania Agricola | 305 | 31.665196 | 106.328678 | 31°39′55″N 106°19′43″W / 31.665196°N 106.328678°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 120.6 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | El Paso County, about 3 1/2 km south of Ysleta, Texas, 3 km southwest of R.P. No. 7 | |
| La Piedra | 306 | 31.369792 | 105.958574 | 31°22′11″N 105°57′31″W / 31.369792°N 105.958574°W | 127 | May 1, 1930 | 1930 | 62.7 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, at R.P. 24, about 3 km Southeast of the El Paso-Hudspeth County line | |
| Max Muller | 307 | 31.356321 | 105.944812 | 31°21′23″N 105°56′41″W / 31.356321°N 105.944812°W | 127 | May 1, 1930 | 1930 | 27.2 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 6 km Southeast of the El Paso-Hudspeth County line and 2 km West of R.P. 25 | |
| La Cachanilla | 308 | 31.333457 | 105.937322 | 31°20′00″N 105°56′14″W / 31.333457°N 105.937322°W | 125 | April 25, 1930 | 1930 | 45.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 2 1/2 km west of Acala, Texas, and 3 km west of R.P. 26 | |
| Rincon de Marcelino | 309 | 31.317804 | 105.928877 | 31°19′04″N 105°55′44″W / 31.317804°N 105.928877°W | 125 | April 25, 1930 | 1930 | 267.7 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 2 1/2 km south of Acala, Texas, and 2 km south of R.P. 26 | |
| Arroyo del Alamo | 310 | 31.309049 | 105.914896 | 31°18′33″N 105°54′54″W / 31.309049°N 105.914896°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 214 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Guadelupe, Chihuahua, at Miramar at the mouth of the Arroyo del Alamo, and 3 km west of R.P. 27 | |
| Newman | 311 | 31.261626 | 105.857341 | 31°15′42″N 105°51′26″W / 31.261626°N 105.857341°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 65.9 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Guadelupe, Chihuahua, 2 km northeast of El Porvenir and 1 1/2 km southwest of T.S. 43 | |
| Gallego | 312 | 31.2655 | 105.843942 | 31°15′56″N 105°50′38″W / 31.2655°N 105.843942°W | 124 | April 9, 1930 | 1930 | 54.6 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 3 km southeast of Fort Hancock and at T.S. No. 43 | |
| Camp Rice | 313 | 31.251592 | 105.833889 | 31°15′06″N 105°50′02″W / 31.251592°N 105.833889°W | 125 | April 25, 1930 | 1930 | 646.4 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 6 km Southeast of Fort Hancock, Texas, and West of R.P. 30 | |
| Nunez | 314 | 31.206722 | 105.784363 | 31°12′24″N 105°47′04″W / 31.206722°N 105.784363°W | 124 | April 9, 1930 | 1930 | 174.2 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 5 km south of McNary and 1 km northwest of R.P. No. 32 | |
| Charles Davis | 315 | 31.160891 | 105.73084 | 31°09′39″N 105°43′51″W / 31.160891°N 105.73084°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 393.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 4 km southeast of 90 Ranch and 1 1/2 km west of R.P. 34 | |
| Calero | 316 | 31.117905 | 105.641778 | 31°07′04″N 105°38′30″W / 31.117905°N 105.641778°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 41.7 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, 1 1/2 km southeast of Dave Gill's Gin, and at R.P. 37 | |
| Pruitt | 317 | 31.094764 | 105.638063 | 31°05′41″N 105°38′17″W / 31.094764°N 105.638063°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 41.5 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Guadelupe, Chihuahua, 2 km southwest of R.P. 38, "Fort Quitman" | |
| Diablo | 318 | 31.233697 | 105.816046 | 31°14′01″N 105°48′58″W / 31.233697°N 105.816046°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 95.9 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, at the mouth of the Diablo Arroyo, south of R.P. No. 30 and southwest of McNary, Texas (adjacent to Banco 320) | |
| Guayuco | 319 | 31.124459 | 105.658551 | 31°07′28″N 105°39′31″W / 31.124459°N 105.658551°W | 121 | March 3, 1930 | 1930 | 337.6 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, at the mouth of the Guayuco Arroyo, south of R.P. No. 36 and southwest of "Dave Gill" gin | |
| Diablo Segundo | 320 | 31.2341 | 105.817576 | 31°14′03″N 105°49′03″W / 31.2341°N 105.817576°W | 139 | May 12, 1932 | 1932 | 41.02 | El Paso-Juarez Valley | Hudspeth County, Texas, at the mouth of the El Diablo Arroyo and adjacent to Banco No. 318, between R.P. Nos. 30 and 31, to the southwest of McNary, Texas, and southeast of El Porvenir, Chihuahua | |
| Cerros Colorados | 321 | 29.113805 | 103.036896 | 30°52′30″N 105°23′26″W / 30.874987°N 105.390565°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 12.8 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 9.0 km northwest of the village of Hot Springs, Texas | |
| Farias | 322 | 29.120519 | 103.022008 | 30°51′40″N 105°23′37″W / 30.861185°N 105.393575°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 13 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 8 km northwest of the village of Hot Springs, Texas | |
| El Bano | 323 | 29.118331 | 103.009729 | 30°51′09″N 105°23′52″W / 30.852383°N 105.397903°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 20.2 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 8 km northwest of the village of Hot Springs, Texas | |
| Grande | 324 | 31.674575 | 106.396646 | 30°45′22″N 105°08′39″W / 30.75609°N 105.144277°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 28.6 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 7 km northwest of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Bosque Bonito | 325 | 31.651593 | 106.342659 | 30°44′48″N 105°07′39″W / 30.746606°N 105.127444°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 43.2 | Quitman Canyon | Guadelupe, Chihuahua, about 5 km northwest of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Fierro | 326 | 31.630833 | 106.27 | 30°42′32″N 105°04′41″W / 30.708829°N 105.07793°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 46.2 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 2 km northeast of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Adalberto | 327 | 31.623194 | 106.243611 | 30°42′20″N 105°04′14″W / 30.705506°N 105.070555°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 25.4 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 3 km southeast of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Martinez | 328 | 31.595019 | 106.220863 | 30°41′19″N 105°03′32″W / 30.688637°N 105.05879°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 6.7 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 4 km southeast of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Bonifacio | 329 | 31.598363 | 106.213903 | 30°41′17″N 105°03′15″W / 30.68798°N 105.054151°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 41 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 5 km southeast of the village of Bosque Bonito, Chihuahua | |
| Pilares | 330 | 30.422367 | 104.854766 | 30°25′21″N 104°51′17″W / 30.422367°N 104.854766°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 49.9 | Quitman Canyon | Presidio County, Texas, opposite and to the east of the Mexican settlement of Pilares, Chihuahua | |
| Pilarito | 331 | 30.411897 | 104.850896 | 30°24′43″N 104°51′03″W / 30.411897°N 104.850896°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 5.5 | Quitman Canyon | Presidio County, Texas, about 2 km southeast of the Mexican settlement of Pilares, Chihuahua | |
| Cajoncitos | 332 | 30.961192 | 105.494747 | 30°57′40″N 105°29′41″W / 30.961192°N 105.494747°W | 176 | June 5, 1944 | 1944 | 4.4 | Quitman Canyon | Hudspeth County, Texas, about 4 km downstream from the lower end of the Rio Grande Rectification Project | |
| El Comedor | 333 | 30.260636 | 104.748986 | 30°15′38″N 104°44′56″W / 30.260636°N 104.748986°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 12.1 | Quitman Canyon | Ojinaga, Chihuahua about 19 km upstream from the village of San Antonio, Chihuahua | |
| Carranza | 334 | 30.51364 | 104.87292 | 30°30′49″N 104°52′23″W / 30.51364°N 104.87292°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 3.7 | Quitman Canyon | situated in the Ejido Emilio Carranza, Chih. and 2.5 km north of Snyder Ranch, Texas (between Fort Quitman and the mouth of the Rio Conchos) | |
| Macum | 335 | 30.306051 | 104.764903 | 30°18′22″N 104°45′54″W / 30.306051°N 104.764903°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 3.4 | Quitman Canyon | situated 1.4 km east of the town of Buena Vista, Chih. And opposite the mouth of Macum Arroyo, 20 km northwest of Candelaria, Texas (between Fort Quitman and the mouth of the Rio Conchos) | |
| La Rana | 401 | 30.125785 | 104.693834 | 30°07′33″N 104°41′38″W / 30.125785°N 104.693834°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 108.2 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 1 1/2 km southwest of Candelaria and R.P. No. 5 in the Candelaria Valley | |
| El Pilon | 402 | 30.107616 | 104.683928 | 30°06′27″N 104°41′02″W / 30.107616°N 104.683928°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 41.7 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 3 1/2 km south of Candelaria and 1 km southwest of R.P. No. 6, Candelaria Valley | |
| Galindo | 403 | 29.626057 | 104.489103 | 29°37′34″N 104°29′21″W / 29.626057°N 104.489103°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 168.5 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chih. 2 km west of R.P. No. 24 and 3 km west of Haciendita in the Presidio Valley | |
| Haciendita | 404 | 29.615314 | 104.474793 | 29°36′55″N 104°28′29″W / 29.615314°N 104.474793°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 313.3 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chih. 2 1/2 km west of R.P. No. 25 and 2 km west of Haciendita in Presidio Valley | |
| Ojinaga | 405 | 29.600267 | 104.46708 | 29°36′01″N 104°28′01″W / 29.600267°N 104.46708°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 69.2 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 1 km southwest of R.P. No. 25 and 1 km south of Haciendita in the Presidio Valley | |
| Aguilar | 407 | 29.546562 | 104.365257 | 29°32′48″N 104°21′55″W / 29.546562°N 104.365257°W | 120 | February 19, 1930 | 1930 | 367 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, at R.P. No. 29, 3 1/2 km below Presidio | |
| Tabalopa | 408 | 29.532585 | 104.349446 | 29°31′57″N 104°20′58″W / 29.532585°N 104.349446°W | 120 | February 19, 1930 | 1930 | 312.1 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 2 km below R.P. No. 29 and 5 1/2 km below Presidio | |
| Quibira | 409 | 29.53325 | 104.339314 | 29°32′00″N 104°20′22″W / 29.53325°N 104.339314°W | 120 | February 19, 1930 | 1930 | 104.3 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, at R.P. No. 30, El Fortin, 6 1/2 km below Presidio | |
| Los Puliques | 410 | 29.533822 | 104.315467 | 29°32′02″N 104°18′56″W / 29.533822°N 104.315467°W | 120 | February 19, 1930 | 1930 | 249.6 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, at R.P. No. 31, Casa Blanca, 8 km below Presidio | |
| San Rafael | 411 | 29.416992 | 104.184642 | 29°25′01″N 104°11′05″W / 29.416992°N 104.184642°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 85 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chih. 1 km above R.P. No. 38 and 3 km below El Polvo, Texas, in the Mulato Valley | |
| El Mulato | 412 | 29.399875 | 104.167152 | 29°24′00″N 104°10′02″W / 29.399875°N 104.167152°W | 119 | February 4, 1930 | 1930 | 49.2 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, at R.P. No. 39, 6 km below El Polvo, Texas, in the Mulato Valley | |
| Ochoa | 413 | 29.650178 | 104.533815 | 29°39′01″N 104°31′24″W / 29.650334°N 104.523462°W | 136 | May 22, 1931 | 1931 | 321.3 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chih. 14 1/2 km northwest of Ojinaga and 2 1/2 km southwest of R.P. No. 22, Ochoa Ranch, Texas; northwest of and adjacent to Banco No. 414, "El Jazmin" | |
| El Jazmin | 414 | 29.649821 | 104.533965 | 29°38′54″N 104°31′02″W / 29.648437°N 104.517177°W | 136 | May 22, 1931 | 1931 | 7.4 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chih. 14 1/2 km northwest of Ojinaga and 2 1/2 km southwest of R.P. No. 22, Ochoa Ranch, Texas, and southeast and adjacent to Banco No. 413, "Ochoa" | |
| San Antonio | 415 | 30.156332 | 104.685326 | 30°09′23″N 104°41′07″W / 30.156332°N 104.685326°W | 170 | February 18, 1941 | 1941 | 21.7 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 2.2 km north of R.P. 5 which is situated in the town of Candelaria, Texas | |
| Angostura | 416 | 29.646366 | 104.510685 | 29°38′47″N 104°30′38″W / 29.646366°N 104.510685°W | 170 | February 18, 1941 | 1941 | 19 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, 1.3 km southwest of R.P. 22 and 17 km upstream from Presidio | |
| Casner | 417 | 29.84125 | 104.630809 | 29°50′29″N 104°37′51″W / 29.84125°N 104.630809°W | 170 | February 18, 1941 | 1941 | 26.9 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chihuahua, 37 km northwest of Ojinaga and 1.0 km west of R.P. 16 | |
| Ruidosa | 418 | 29.982666 | 104.70065 | 29°58′58″N 104°42′02″W / 29.982666°N 104.70065°W | 170 | February 18, 1941 | 1941 | 11.4 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chihuahua, 54 km northwest of Ojinaga, 1.5 km downstream from Barrancos de Guadelupe (Banco 434), Chihuahua, and 1.5 km southwest of R.P. 11 | |
| Kilpatrick | 419 | 30.1475 | 104.692778 | 30°08′51″N 104°41′34″W / 30.1475°N 104.692778°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 109.7 | Presidio Valley | Near the town of San Antonio, Chihuahua, in the municipality of Ojinaga, Chihuahua, about 1.5 km northwesterly of R.P. No. 5 | |
| Candelaria | 420 | 30.14236 | 104.684373 | 30°08′32″N 104°41′04″W / 30.14236°N 104.684373°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 23.5 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, near the village of Candelaria and about 0.6 km northeasterly of R.P. No. 5 | |
| Candela | 421 | 30.135752 | 104.691052 | 30°08′09″N 104°41′28″W / 30.135752°N 104.691052°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 34.6 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, near the village of Candelaria and about 0.9 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 5 | |
| Palo Blanco | 422 | 30.130529 | 104.697072 | 30°07′50″N 104°41′49″W / 30.130529°N 104.697072°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 26.2 | Presidio Valley | Near the village of San Antonio, in the municipality of Ojinaga, Chihuahua, about 1.5 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 5 | |
| Guadelupe | 423 | 29.988721 | 104.696021 | 29°59′19″N 104°41′46″W / 29.988721°N 104.696021°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 6.4 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chihuahua, opposite the town of Ruidosa, Texas, and about 1.1 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 11 | |
| Tascate | 424 | 29.982583 | 104.686897 | 29°58′57″N 104°41′13″W / 29.982583°N 104.686897°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 36.6 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, near the town of Ruidosa, Texas, and about 1.7 km southerly of R.P. No. 11 | |
| Chinati | 425 | 29.810596 | 104.592887 | 29°48′38″N 104°35′34″W / 29.810596°N 104.592887°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 1.5 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, about 0.5 km westerly of R.P. No. 17-A | |
| Mimbres | 426 | 29.654734 | 104.515389 | 29°39′17″N 104°30′55″W / 29.654734°N 104.515389°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 63 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, near the village of Ochoa, and about 1.8 km westerly of R.P. No. 22-A | |
| La Quemada | 427 | 29.648005 | 104.514722 | 29°38′53″N 104°30′53″W / 29.648005°N 104.514722°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 11.9 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, near the village of Ochoa, and about 2.2 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 22-A | |
| Buenavista | 428 | 29.638502 | 104.494761 | 29°38′19″N 104°29′41″W / 29.638502°N 104.494761°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 25.5 | Presidio Valley | Presidio County, Texas, about 1.1 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 23 | |
| Gleim | 429 | 29.638362 | 104.497344 | 29°38′18″N 104°29′50″W / 29.638362°N 104.497344°W | 178 | March 16, 1945 | 1945 | 4.2 | Presidio Valley | Ojinaga, Chihuahua, opposite the Molinares Ranch in the United States, and about 1.4 km southwesterly of R.P. No. 23 | |
| El Muerto | 430 | 30.097025 | 104.694594 | 30°05′49″N 104°41′41″W / 30.097025°N 104.694594°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 91.85 | Presidio Valley | ||
| de Holland | 431 | 30.009689 | 104.696127 | 30°00′35″N 104°41′46″W / 30.009689°N 104.696127°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 131.61 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Los Galleros | 432 | 30.002101 | 104.695291 | 30°00′08″N 104°41′43″W / 30.002101°N 104.695291°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 19.18 | Presidio Valley | ||
| La Ruidosa | 433 | 29.988594 | 104.689515 | 29°59′19″N 104°41′22″W / 29.988594°N 104.689515°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 36.57 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Barrancos de Guadelupe | 434 | 29.978923 | 104.684897 | 29°58′44″N 104°41′06″W / 29.978923°N 104.684897°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 237.12 | Presidio Valley | 1.5 km upstream of Banco 418 | |
| Davis | 435 | 29.96359 | 104.680746 | 29°57′49″N 104°40′51″W / 29.96359°N 104.680746°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 41.34 | Presidio Valley | ||
| La Salineta | 436 | 29.940952 | 104.676067 | 29°56′27″N 104°40′34″W / 29.940952°N 104.676067°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 75.14 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Loma del Pinto | 437 | 29.907951 | 104.67032 | 29°54′29″N 104°40′13″W / 29.907951°N 104.67032°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 185.08 | Presidio Valley | ||
| de Rodriguez | 438 | 29.894328 | 104.663055 | 29°53′40″N 104°39′47″W / 29.894328°N 104.663055°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 180.04 | Presidio Valley | ||
| de Julian | 439 | 29.888788 | 104.656082 | 29°53′20″N 104°39′22″W / 29.888788°N 104.656082°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 83.37 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Loma Alta | 440 | 29.82571 | 104.6115 | 29°49′33″N 104°36′41″W / 29.82571°N 104.6115°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 38.94 | Presidio Valley | ||
| El Redondo | 441 | 29.815612 | 104.606198 | 29°48′56″N 104°36′22″W / 29.815612°N 104.606198°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 30.44 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Las Auras | 442 | 29.796166 | 104.592416 | 29°47′46″N 104°35′33″W / 29.796166°N 104.592416°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 236.41 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Los Pelillos | 443 | 29.789698 | 104.586518 | 29°47′23″N 104°35′11″W / 29.789698°N 104.586518°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 242.44 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Ramirez | 444 | 29.760963 | 104.562035 | 29°45′39″N 104°33′43″W / 29.760963°N 104.562035°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 96.25 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Molinares | 445 | 29.664058 | 104.529715 | 29°39′51″N 104°31′47″W / 29.664058°N 104.529715°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 137.27 | Presidio Valley | ||
| La Quemada | 446 | 29.645893 | 104.518161 | 29°38′45″N 104°31′05″W / 29.645893°N 104.518161°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 75.34 | Presidio Valley | ||
| de Terrazas | 447 | 29.625182 | 104.495152 | 29°37′31″N 104°29′43″W / 29.625182°N 104.495152°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 93.65 | Presidio Valley | ||
| El Atascadero | 448 | 29.619261 | 104.485307 | 29°37′09″N 104°29′07″W / 29.619261°N 104.485307°W | 237 | July 27, 1970 | 1970 | 121.77 | Presidio Valley | ||
| Panales | 449 | 30.08141 | 104.692041 | 30°04′53″N 104°41′31″W / 30.08141°N 104.692041°W | 239 | October 29, 1970 | 1970 | 85.69 | Presidio Valley | approximately 6 km south of Candelaria, Texas and San Antonio del Bravo, Chihuahua | |
| Loma del Pinto Segundo | 450 | 29.902427 | 104.669556 | 29°54′09″N 104°40′10″W / 29.902427°N 104.669556°W | 239 | October 29, 1970 | 1970 | 92.12 | Presidio Valley | opposite Ejido Las Conchas, Chihuahua, approximately 3 km northwest of Vado de Piedra Diversion Dam | |
| La Oficina | 451 | 30.113027 | 104.691528 | 30°06′47″N 104°41′30″W / 30.113027°N 104.691528°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 1.1 | Presidio Valley | situated between the towns of San Antonio del Bravo and La Oficina, Chih. and 3 km south of Candelaria, Texas | |
| Vado de Piedra | 452 | 29.864472 | 104.630395 | 29°51′52″N 104°37′49″W / 29.864472°N 104.630395°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 2.3 | Presidio Valley | situated 2.5 km north of the town of Vado de Piedra, Chih. near the Vado de Piedra Diversion Dam and opposite the mouth of the Gold Hill Arroyo | |
| Las Viboras | 453 | 29.839921 | 104.608835 | 29°50′24″N 104°36′32″W / 29.839921°N 104.608835°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 12.3 | Presidio Valley | situated 1.6 km east of the town of Las Viboras, Chih. and 1.8 km north of Chinati Ranch, Texas | |
| Rancho Texas | 454 | 29.828808 | 104.61079 | 29°49′44″N 104°36′39″W / 29.828808°N 104.61079°W | 250 | January 21, 1976 | 1976 | 26.4 | Presidio Valley | situated 1.5 km north of Rancho Chanate, Chih. and 0.8 km northwest of the Chinati Ranch, Texas | |
| Farmers | 501 | 32.620833 | 114.775 | 32°37′15″N 114°46′30″W / 32.620833°N 114.775°W | 99 | October 26, 1927 | 1927 | 583.4 | Colorado River | ||
| Fain | 502 | 32.5516 | 114.764517 | 32°33′06″N 114°45′52″W / 32.5516°N 114.764517°W | 99 | October 26, 1927 | 1927 | 259 | Colorado River | ||
| El Carino | 601 | 28.867194 | 100.573671 | 28°52′02″N 100°34′25″W / 28.867194°N 100.573671°W | 126 | April 28, 1930 | 1930 | 285.2 | Hill Section | Maverick County, Texas, 20 km Northwest of Eagle Pass, Texas, and Southwest of Little's Ranch | |
| San Felipe | 602 | 29.323868 | 100.907437 | 29°19′26″N 100°54′27″W / 29.323868°N 100.907437°W | 204 | January 14, 1956 | 1956 | 508.26 | Hill Section |
Note: For all 247 bancos, aerial images, including orthographic images,[12] provide visible evidence of each location at the stated coordinates. The latitude and longitude coordinates are within the perimeter of each banco and were exactly located, as shown on the maps that were published with the corresponding minutes of the International Boundary and Water Commission, which officially transferred jurisdiction over each banco.
See also
[edit]- International Boundary and Water Commission
- Mexico–United States border
- List of United States treaties
- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
- Resaca (channel)
References
[edit]- ^ a b "Convention between the United States and Mexico for the Elimination of the Bancos in the Rio Grande from the Effects of Article II of the Treaty of November 12, 1884 (35 Stat.1863)" (PDF). March 20, 1905. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 9, 2015. Retrieved 2015-06-12.
- ^ a b c "Treaties between the U.S. and Mexico". International Boundary and Water Commission. Archived from the original on 2015-06-01. Retrieved 2015-06-12.
- ^ a b Decisions of the Department of the Interior in cases relating to the public lands: 1927-1954. United States. Department of the Interior. Washington. For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office. pp. 25, 337. hdl:2027/mdp.39015084910804.
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