Custom Ranch Map — Your Land, Drawn Properly

What's On The Map

Drawn from the record, not traced from a screenshot.

Every ranch map starts with real parcel boundaries from public county records and high-resolution aerial imagery — then the layers you choose: contour lines that show how the land actually lies, the roads that cross it, the creeks and tanks that water it. A legend carries only the symbols your map actually uses.

The title block is what makes it yours: the name of the place, the county and state, the acreage, and the coordinates — set the way a drawn map has carried its name for two hundred years.

BOUNDARIES

Your parcel

Property lines from the county's own records — the shape of your land, not an approximation of it.

TERRAIN

Contours & water

Contour lines, creeks, and stock tanks — the ridge you glass from and the draw the deer move through, on paper.

THE NAME

Title block

Ranch name, county, acreage, coordinates. The line that turns a map into the map of your place.

Surfaces

Paper, canvas, or metal.

Choose the surface to match the room: fine paper for the study, canvas for the big wall, or engraved metal — including brass — for the piece that gets talked about. Sizes run from a desk piece to a statement over the mantel.

Most ranches have a brand. Few have a map worth hanging. This is the second one.

How It Works

You point at the land. The studio draws it.

1 · Find the ranch

Zoom to your property, anywhere on Earth. Pick your parcel and the boundary snaps to the county record.

2 · Shape the map

Choose the style, the layers, the surface, and the size. The map composes itself in front of you as you work.

3 · Order it

Set the title block and order. Each map is made one at a time in the Texas Hill Country.

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Frequently Asked

Custom ranch map FAQ.

Does the map show my actual property lines?

Yes. Parcel boundaries come from public county records, and your map is drawn from them — the lines on the wall are the lines on the ground.

Can it carry the ranch name and acreage?

Yes. The title block carries the name you give the place, the county and state, the acreage, and the center coordinates.

What does it come printed on?

Fine paper, canvas, or engraved metal — including brass. You choose the surface and size in the studio while you watch the map take shape.

Do I have to design it myself?

The studio does the drawing — you zoom to the ranch, pick your parcel, choose the style, and the map composes itself. Most people have theirs designed in minutes.