South Texas Plains Region Map

The South Texas Plains stretch deep into the Latin latitudes where conquistadors planted fortresses for Imperial Spain, where huge ranches flourished, and Franciscan padres founded graceful missions a half-century before the United States was born. This region, which reaches from San Antonio to the Mexican border, offers a delightful bicultural experience, complete with mariachi music and the tangy taste of Mexican cuisine. Glossy green citrus groves, rustling palms and blazing bougainvilleas supply the backdrop for the Lower Rio Grande Valley at the southern tip of the state.

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