EXHIBITS 1-12.pdf

This document contains a series of Google Earth aerial maps depicting 12 distinct reaches of what appears to be a water channel or levee project corridor in Texas. Reach 1 spans 5.0 miles from location 1420 to King Ranch, with reference landmarks including St. Monica Catholic Church. Reach 2 covers the segment from 506 to 1425, showing agricultural and developed areas. Reach 3 extends from mile 107 to mile 12, displaying a meandering water channel through mixed land use. Reaches 4 and 5 combined cover mile 12 to FM 491, showing significant channel curves near populated areas. Reach 6 extends from 506 to FM 2556, depicting the transition from rural to developed areas with a large agricultural field visible. Reach 7 spans from FM 2556 to Dairy Farm, showing expansive agricultural lands with meander patterns. Reach 8 covers 14th Street to El Fuste, illustrating the project near residential development. Reach 9 extends from FM 88 to FM 493 through primarily agricultural terrain. Reach 10 spans from Alamo to Steward, showing intensive agricultural grid patterns. Reach 11 covers Steward to Veterans, displaying channel characteristics through irrigated cropland. Reach 12 identifies a field office location at 325 Golf Course Road, Mercedes, Texas 78570, with infrastructure visible on the ground.

The maps collectively illustrate a linear water management or flood control project spanning multiple counties in the Rio Grande Valley region of Texas. The orange lines marking each reach indicate the project alignment, demonstrating varying topography, land use patterns, and environmental conditions throughout the corridor. The document appears to serve as a visual reference guide for project planning, environmental analysis, or stakeholder communication purposes.