Montell, TX 78801(Uvalde County)

Water: The centerpiece of the ranch is one mile of frontage on the beautiful Nueces River. The river makes up the western-most boundary on the property and there are several access points from the ranch to the river. The Nueces is known for warm waters, Limestone cliffs, and plentiful fishing. There is also a crystal clear spring that heads along Nineteen Mile Creek, near where the creek meets the Nueces River. This cool water spring, in areas, is upwards of eight feet deep and 15-20 feet wide. Mostly rock bottomed and shaded by large trees, this is an ideal location for relaxing, swimming and fishing. This spring flows for approximately 1/4 mile through the western portion of the ranch and fish can be seen from the banks. For protection of the Edwards Aquifer Watershed, a Conservation Easement was placed on the property in 2007, with the easement holder being the city of San Antonio.

Vegetation: Along the rich and fertile Nueces River Basin and Nineteen Mile Creek, mature pecan trees, pion pine trees, live oak, desert willows, and a diverse range of brush coverings are common.

Topography: Nineteen Mile is named after a long, seasonal creek running through the northern portion of the property. This creek is lined with limestone ridges and bluffs, large trees, dense brush cover and unobstructed panoramic views. The land is topographically diverse, with elevations on the ranch ranging from approximately 1,100 feet along the river bottom to around 1,700 feet in the highest peaks.