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Flash Flood Warning2

Flash Flood Warning

Until Sep 24, 6:00 AM MDT

Eddy, NM; Culberson, TX

NM TXSevereImmediateLikelyIn force from Sep 24, 3:47 AM MDT, updated Sep 24, 3:47 AM MDT

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The National Weather Service in Midland/Odessa has extended the

* Flash Flood Warning for... Southwestern Eddy County in southeastern New Mexico... Northwestern Culberson County in southwestern Texas...

* Until 600 AM MDT /700 AM CDT/.

* At 347 AM MDT /447 AM CDT/, Doppler radar continued to indicate thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Between 1 and 2 inches of rain have fallen during the past three hours. Additional heavy rainfall can be expected as storms train over the warned area. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly.

HAZARD...Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...Flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as other poor drainage and low-lying areas.

* Some locations that will experience flash flooding include... Pine Springs, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, McKittrick Canyon, Whites City, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Lincoln National Forest and Queen.

What to do

Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.

Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding.

In hilly terrain there are hundreds of low water crossings which are potentially dangerous in heavy rain. Do not attempt to cross flooded roads. Find an alternate route.

Flash Flood Warning

Until Sep 24, 8:15 AM CDT

Culberson, TX

TXSevereImmediateLikelyIn force from Sep 24, 4:16 AM CDT

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The National Weather Service in Midland/Odessa has issued a

* Flash Flood Warning for... Southwestern Culberson County in southwestern Texas...

* Until 815 AM CDT /715 AM MDT/.

* At 416 AM CDT /316 AM MDT/, Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Between 0.5 and 1.5 inches of rain have fallen in the past 1 to 2 hours. Additional showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop and move over the warned area. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly.

HAZARD...Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...Flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as other poor drainage and low-lying areas.

* Some locations that will experience flash flooding include... Van Horn, Plateau, Culberson County Airport, Lobo, as well as portions of Interstate 10, U.S. Highway 90, and State Highway 54.

What to do

Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.

Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding.

In hilly terrain there are hundreds of low water crossings which are potentially dangerous in heavy rain. Do not attempt to cross flooded roads. Find an alternate route.

Flood Watch3

Flood Watch

Until Sep 25, 6:00 AM MDT

Guadalupe Mountains of Eddy County; Eddy County Plains; Northern Lea County; Central Lea County; Guadalupe Mountains Above 7000 Feet; Guadalupe and Delaware Mountains; Van Horn and Highway 54 Corridor; Eastern Culberson County; and 5 more

NM TXSevereFuturePossibleIn force from Sep 24, 2:17 AM MDT, updated Sep 24, 2:17 AM MDT

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Every area Guadalupe Mountains of Eddy County; Eddy County Plains; Northern Lea County; Central Lea County; Guadalupe Mountains Above 7000 Feet; Guadalupe and Delaware Mountains; Van Horn and Highway 54 Corridor; Eastern Culberson County; Chinati Mountains; Marfa Plateau; Davis Mountains; Davis Mountains Foothills; Presidio Valley

* WHAT...Flash flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible.

* WHERE...Portions of southeast New Mexico, including the following areas, Central Lea, Eddy County Plains, Guadalupe Mountains of Eddy County and Northern Lea and southwest Texas, including the following areas, Chinati Mountains, Davis Mountains, Davis Mountains Foothills, Eastern Culberson, Guadalupe Mountains Above 7000 Feet, Guadalupe and Delaware Mountains, Marfa Plateau, Presidio Valley and Van Horn and Highway 54 Corridor.

* WHEN...Through late tonight.

* IMPACTS...Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations. Flooding may occur in poor drainage and urban areas. Low-water crossings may be flooded.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS... - Additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop and spread over the Watch area today through early Friday morning. Heavy rainfall may quickly result in areas of flash flooding. - http://www.weather.gov/safety/flood

What to do

You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action should Flash Flood Warnings be issued.

Flood Watch

Until Sep 25, 6:00 AM MDT

Western El Paso County; Eastern/Central El Paso County; Northern Hudspeth Highlands/Hueco Mountains; Salt Basin; Southern Hudspeth Highlands; Rio Grande Valley of Eastern El Paso/Western Hudspeth Counties; Rio Grande Valley of Eastern Hudspeth County

TXSevereFuturePossibleIn force from Sep 23, 6:46 PM MDT

The full text and what to do

The Flood Watch in the El Paso area is being extended through Friday morning.

What to do

You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.

Flood Watch

Until Sep 25, 7:00 AM CDT

Cimarron; Texas; Dallam; Sherman; Hartley

OK TXSevereFuturePossibleIn force from Sep 23, 11:15 PM CDT, updated Sep 23, 11:15 PM CDT

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* WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible.

* WHERE...The western and central Oklahoma Panhandle, along with the northwest Texas Panhandle.

* WHEN...Through Friday morning.

* IMPACTS...Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS... - Repeat rounds of heavy rain could result in flooding and flash flooding in the northwest combined Panhandles. - http://www.weather.gov/safety/flood

What to do

You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.

Air Quality Alert1

Air Quality Alert

Until Sep 24, 7:00 PM CDT

Inland Harris; Inland Brazoria; Inland Galveston; Coastal Harris; Coastal Brazoria; Coastal Galveston; Brazoria Islands; Galveston Island; and 1 more

TXIn force from Sep 23, 2:52 PM CDT

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Every area Inland Harris; Inland Brazoria; Inland Galveston; Coastal Harris; Coastal Brazoria; Coastal Galveston; Brazoria Islands; Galveston Island; Bolivar Peninsula

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has issued an Ozone Action Day for the Houston, Galveston, and Brazoria area for Thursday, September 24, 2026.

Atmospheric conditions are expected to be favorable for producing high levels of ozone pollution in the Houston, Galveston, and surrounding areas on Thursday . You can help prevent ozone pollution by sharing a ride, walking, riding a bicycle, taking your lunch to work, avoiding drive through lanes, conserving energy and keeping your vehicle properly tuned.

For more information on ozone: Ozone: The Facts www.tceq.texas.gov/airquality/monops/ozonefacts.html EPA AirNow: www.airnow.gov/?city=Houston&state=TX&country=USA Take Care of Texas: www.takecareoftexas.org/conservation-tips/keep-our-air-clean

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Ordered by name. Showing 751 to 1,000 of 4,982. Standing is three times the mountains forecast from an instrument plus the places that read it. It measures how much of the network depends on it, not how well it reports.By nameBy standingPrevious 1 2 345 6…20 Next

Buda 0.5 SSETX-HYS-331 / 30.079, -97.836 / 721 ft Buda 1.7 WNWTX-HYS-132 / 30.095, -97.866 / 737 ft Buda 1.8 WTX-HYS-134 / 30.089, -97.869 / 762 ft Buda 1.9 WNWTX-HYS-205 / 30.091, -97.871 / 756 ft Buda 2.0 NWTX-HYS-277 / 30.105, -97.865 / 760 ft Buda 2.0 SSETX-HYS-78 / 30.059, -97.828 / 750 ft Buda 2.2 ESETX-HYS-359 / 30.078, -97.805 / 711 ft Buda 2.2 NNWTX-HYS-237 / 30.113, -97.859 / 759 ft Buda 2.3 NNWTX-HYS-320 / 30.116, -97.857 / 750 ft Buda 3.7 ESETX-HYS-153 / 30.070, -97.781 / 704 ft Buda 3.8 WNWTX-HYS-290 / 30.105, -97.899 / 849 ft Buda 3.9 ENETX-TV-488 / 30.109, -97.779 / 689 ft Buda 3.9 WNWTX-HYS-288 / 30.101, -97.902 / 832 ft Buffalo 3.2 SETX-LN-8 / 31.430, -96.022 / 399 ft Buffalo 9.5 ESETX-LN-13 / 31.425, -95.907 / 389 ft Buffalo Gap 1.7 SWTX-TY-32 / 32.264, -99.851 / 1,942 ft Buffalo Gap 7.8 WSWTX-TY-21 / 32.244, -99.957 / 2,086 ft Bullard 1.6 SETX-CHK-12 / 32.127, -95.298 / 572 ft Bullard 2.4 ESETX-CHK-17 / 32.134, -95.279 / 466 ft Bullard 2.9 NTX-SM-33 / 32.183, -95.322 / 453 ft Bullard 3.7 ETX-CHK-1 / 32.136, -95.256 / 408 ft Bulverde 0.3 STX-CML-301 / 29.794, -98.422 / 1,250 ft Bulverde 1.3 NNETX-CML-198 / 29.761, -98.442 / 1,260 ft Bulverde 1.4 NNWTX-CML-263 / 29.764, -98.460 / 1,198 ft Bulverde 2.6 NNWTX-CML-23 / 29.779, -98.460 / 1,202 ft Bulverde 2.7 NETX-CML-321 / 29.824, -98.388 / 1,217 ft Bulverde 3.2 NETX-CML-253 / 29.773, -98.411 / 1,125 ft Bulverde 3.2 SSETX-CML-360 / 29.754, -98.406 / 1,036 ft Bulverde 3.4 SETX-CML-275 / 29.758, -98.389 / 1,041 ft Bulverde 3.5 ENETX-CML-110 / 29.759, -98.397 / 1,058 ft Bulverde 4.2 ENETX-CML-95 / 29.757, -98.386 / 1,061 ft Bulverde 4.3 ETX-CML-162 / 29.744, -98.381 / 1,037 ft Bulverde 4.3 ESETX-CML-24 / 29.750, -98.399 / 1,038 ft Bulverde 4.3 SSETX-CML-276 / 29.743, -98.387 / 1,015 ft Bulverde 5.0 SETX-CML-295 / 29.739, -98.369 / 1,047 ft Bulverde 5.2 ETX-CML-97 / 29.754, -98.367 / 1,164 ft Bulverde 5.2 SETX-CML-304 / 29.736, -98.371 / 1,052 ft Bunker Hill Village 0.6 WSWTX-HRR-375 / 29.763, -95.541 / 77 ft Bunker Hill Village 1.1 WNWTX-HRR-190 / 29.769, -95.550 / 76 ft Bunker Hill Village 2.4 SWTX-HRR-111 / 29.745, -95.564 / 79 ft Bunker Hill Village 2.8 SWTX-HRR-39 / 29.739, -95.569 / 80 ft Bunker Hill Village 3.6 NNWTX-HRR-27 / 29.814, -95.550 / 95 ft Bunker Hill Village 3.7 NWTX-HRR-339 / 29.795, -95.582 / 91 ft Burkburnett 0.4 SWTX-WT-12 / 34.092, -98.576 / 1,046 ft Burkburnett 0.7 SETX-WT-27 / 34.072, -98.556 / 1,022 ft Burkburnett 0.9 SETX-WT-25 / 34.072, -98.553 / 1,027 ft Burkburnett 1.2 ETX-WT-38 / 34.077, -98.543 / 1,004 ft Burkburnett 1.2 WSWTX-WT-19 / 34.073, -98.584 / 1,046 ft Burkburnett 1.3 ESETX-WT-24 / 34.072, -98.545 / 1,020 ft Burkburnett 1.5 WTX-WT-4 / 34.077, -98.591 / 1,060 ft Burkett 0.5 SETX-CLM-2 / 31.992, -99.221 / 1,570 ft Burleson 0.7 SSWTX-JN-26 / 32.523, -97.334 / 729 ft Burleson 0.9 WTX-JN-24 / 32.531, -97.345 / 762 ft Burleson 1.3 SETX-JN-20 / 32.521, -97.312 / 772 ft Burleson 4.2 ESETX-JN-8 / 32.511, -97.261 / 780 ft Burleson 4.3 WTX-BRL-17 / 32.526, -97.403 / 902 ft Burleson 4.9 ESETX-JN-30 / 32.511, -97.249 / 722 ft Burlington 4.6 SWTX-MLM-37 / 30.962, -97.043 / 382 ft Burlington 6.1 WTX-BEL-125 / 31.013, -97.100 / 441 ft Burnet 0.3 ETX-BRT-59 / 30.761, -98.225 / 1,318 ft Burnet 0.8 ENETX-BRT-151 / 30.766, -98.218 / 1,357 ft Burnet 1.6 NETX-BRT-169 / 30.777, -98.211 / 1,417 ft Burnet 1.9 SETX-BRT-22 / 30.740, -98.210 / 1,344 ft Burnet 10.0 WTX-BRT-157 / 30.752, -98.398 / 919 ft Burnet 10.4 WTX-BRT-150 / 30.782, -98.404 / 1,025 ft Burnet 10.7 NWTX-BRT-80 / 30.850, -98.377 / 1,328 ft Burnet 10.9 WSWTX-BRT-131 / 30.678, -98.386 / 1,240 ft Burnet 12.7 WNWTX-BRT-138 / 30.860, -98.410 / 1,033 ft Burnet 13.1 WNWTX-BRT-147 / 30.860, -98.418 / 1,042 ft Burnet 2.3 WTX-BRT-174 / 30.766, -98.269 / 1,534 ft Burnet 2.4 WTX-BRT-130 / 30.767, -98.270 / 1,547 ft Burnet 2.5 NNETX-BRT-35 / 30.795, -98.213 / 1,443 ft Burnet 2.6 SWTX-BRT-67 / 30.733, -98.260 / 1,269 ft Burnet 2.8 WTX-BRT-122 / 30.769, -98.276 / 1,576 ft Burnet 2.9 WNWTX-BRT-148 / 30.776, -98.276 / 1,553 ft Burnet 3.0 SETX-BRT-173 / 30.735, -98.190 / 1,360 ft Burnet 3.5 NTX-BRT-128 / 30.811, -98.230 / 1,474 ft Burnet 3.6 SSWTX-BRT-158 / 30.715, -98.255 / 1,262 ft Burnet 3.9 ENETX-BRT-172 / 30.776, -98.166 / 1,381 ft Burnet 4.4 WTX-BRT-145 / 30.762, -98.304 / 1,150 ft Burnet 5.0 NNWTX-BRT-120 / 30.830, -98.257 / 1,542 ft Burnet 5.7 WSWTX-BRT-58 / 30.740, -98.323 / 1,277 ft Burnet 5.9 ENETX-BRT-137 / 30.798, -98.141 / 1,272 ft Burnet 6.9 ENETX-BRT-168 / 30.812, -98.129 / 1,327 ft Burnet 8.3 WTX-BRT-179 / 30.747, -98.369 / 901 ft Burnet 8.3 WSWTX-BRT-96 / 30.704, -98.353 / 1,262 ft Burnet 9.3 WNWTX-BRT-181 / 30.808, -98.377 / 1,025 ft Burnet 9.5 NETX-BRT-42 / 30.863, -98.122 / 1,243 ft Burnet 9.6 NWTX-BRT-153 / 30.860, -98.344 / 1,297 ft Burnet 9.6 NWTX-BRT-171 / 30.861, -98.341 / 1,308 ft Burton 0.4 NNETX-WA-13 / 30.184, -96.594 / 439 ft Burton 2.4 NETX-WA-54 / 30.201, -96.566 / 459 ft Burton 2.5 NTX-WA-56 / 30.215, -96.601 / 424 ft Burton 3.8 NTX-WA-46 / 30.234, -96.587 / 382 ft Burton 4.0 NETX-WA-35 / 30.222, -96.553 / 448 ft Burton 4.4 ENETX-WA-22 / 30.213, -96.535 / 386 ft Burton 5.3 NNETX-WA-8 / 30.245, -96.553 / 383 ft Burton 5.7 STX-WA-19 / 30.098, -96.609 / 362 ft Burton 6.9 SSWTX-WA-1 / 30.082, -96.624 / 440 ft Caddo Mills 1.9 WTX-HNT-12 / 33.065, -96.260 / 563 ft Calallen 2.1 SETX-NU-39 / 27.851, -97.598 / 7 ft Caldwell 1.8 NETX-BRL-11 / 30.547, -96.681 / 384 ft Caldwell 1.9 NWTX-BRL-19 / 30.545, -96.729 / 387 ft Caldwell 10.4 ESETX-BRL-12 / 30.447, -96.556 / 294 ft Caldwell 4.0 ETX-BRL-16 / 30.536, -96.636 / 382 ft Caldwell 5.5 WSWTX-BRL-18 / 30.499, -96.788 / 424 ft Caldwell 7.6 ETX-BRL-15 / 30.517, -96.576 / 327 ft Caldwell 9.1 NTX-BRL-13 / 30.660, -96.700 / 385 ft Caldwell 9.6 SETX-BRL-10 / 30.443, -96.576 / 285 ft Calvert 8.3 NNWTX-RT-2 / 31.089, -96.728 / 395 ft Cameron 0.8 ENETX-MLM-34 / 30.862, -96.964 / 399 ft Cameron 1.0 ETX-MLM-36 / 30.857, -96.960 / 387 ft Cameron 1.5 NWTX-MLM-20 / 30.872, -96.996 / 429 ft Cameron 2.6 NNETX-MLM-48 / 30.893, -96.962 / 356 ft Cameron 3.5 SSWTX-MLM-38 / 30.814, -97.006 / 402 ft Cameron 4.6 SETX-MLM-32 / 30.820, -96.915 / 470 ft Cameron 5.2 SSETX-MLM-35 / 30.789, -96.944 / 403 ft Cameron 5.6 NNETX-MLM-46 / 30.930, -96.933 / 338 ft Cameron 7.9 ESETX-MLM-49 / 30.797, -96.865 / 392 ft Camp Swift 1.4 NNWTX-BST-206 / 30.209, -97.304 / 472 ft Camp Swift 1.7 ENETX-BST-209 / 30.204, -97.268 / 507 ft Camp Wood 3.5 WSWTX-ED-33 / 29.657, -100.067 / 1,691 ft Camp Wood 9.6 ESETX-RL-1 / 29.628, -99.858 / 1,673 ft Camp Wood 9.9 NTX-RL-30 / 29.811, -100.016 / 1,587 ft Campbellton 0.2 SSWTX-AT-32 / 28.745, -98.304 / 244 ft Campbellton 1.6 NTX-AT-49 / 28.771, -98.308 / 247 ft Canton 0.5 SWTX-VZ-26 / 32.542, -95.871 / 522 ft Canton 0.7 SSWTX-VZ-41 / 32.538, -95.871 / 535 ft Canton 0.7 SSWTX-VZ-42 / 32.538, -95.871 / 535 ft Canton 10.0 SWTX-VZ-29 / 32.438, -95.976 / 485 ft Canton 4.6 SSWTX-VZ-2 / 32.486, -95.893 / 636 ft Canton 6.1 WTX-VZ-21 / 32.548, -95.969 / 503 ft Canton 6.6 ESETX-VZ-27 / 32.516, -95.758 / 554 ft Canton 8.5 WTX-VZ-22 / 32.527, -96.008 / 466 ft Canutillo 0.7 WNWTX-EP-164 / 31.922, -106.611 / 3,774 ft Canutillo 1.2 WTX-EP-104 / 31.928, -106.627 / 3,772 ft Canutillo 3.8 NNETX-EP-28 / 31.063, -106.573 Canyon 0.2 SSWTX-RD-6 / 34.979, -101.924 / 3,540 ft Canyon 0.9 SSETX-RD-27 / 34.968, -101.917 / 3,538 ft Canyon 1.1 WNWTX-RD-61 / 34.986, -101.940 Canyon 1.9 WTX-RD-31 / 34.980, -101.955 / 3,584 ft Canyon 1.9 WTX-RD-55 / 34.976, -101.954 / 3,587 ft Canyon 3.1 NNWTX-RD-60 / 35.020, -101.951 / 3,645 ft Canyon 3.3 ETX-RD-36 / 34.980, -101.863 / 3,638 ft Canyon 3.8 ENETX-RD-53 / 35.005, -101.861 / 3,620 ft Canyon 3.8 NNWTX-RD-44 / 35.030, -101.954 / 3,643 ft Canyon 4.2 NTX-RD-50 / 35.042, -101.916 / 3,643 ft Canyon Lake 0.3 NNETX-CML-66 / 29.879, -98.261 / 950 ft Canyon Lake 0.4 NETX-CML-156 / 29.879, -98.257 / 951 ft Canyon Lake 0.5 NNWTX-CML-226 / 29.881, -98.266 / 1,014 ft Canyon Lake 0.5 WTX-CML-154 / 29.875, -98.271 / 966 ft Canyon Lake 0.5 WTX-CML-289 / 29.876, -98.270 / 1,018 ft Canyon Lake 0.7 NWTX-CML-181 / 29.883, -98.270 / 1,026 ft Canyon Lake 0.7 STX-CML-352 / 29.865, -98.264 / 1,092 ft Canyon Lake 0.9 WTX-CML-273 / 29.874, -98.277 / 1,080 ft Canyon Lake 1.0 SWTX-CML-290 / 29.863, -98.272 / 959 ft Canyon Lake 1.0 WNWTX-CML-230 / 29.883, -98.277 / 987 ft Canyon Lake 1.3 SSWTX-CML-324 / 29.858, -98.274 / 1,019 ft Canyon Lake 1.5 WSWTX-CML-179 / 29.866, -98.284 / 1,047 ft Canyon Lake 1.7 WSWTX-CML-164 / 29.870, -98.289 / 1,055 ft Canyon Lake 1.8 SSETX-CML-347 / 29.853, -98.247 / 1,009 ft Canyon Lake 1.9 STX-CML-236 / 29.847, -98.261 / 1,035 ft Canyon Lake 2.1 ESETX-CML-280 / 29.864, -98.230 / 1,038 ft Canyon Lake 2.2 ESETX-CML-287 / 29.863, -98.229 / 1,070 ft Canyon Lake 2.3 ESETX-CML-176 / 29.864, -98.225 / 971 ft Canyon Lake 2.5 WTX-CML-12 / 29.874, -98.304 / 1,122 ft Canyon Lake 2.6 ESETX-CML-171 / 29.855, -98.226 / 1,041 ft Canyon Lake 2.7 ESETX-CML-213 / 29.854, -98.225 / 1,049 ft Canyon Lake 2.7 ESETX-CML-214 / 29.854, -98.225 / 1,042 ft Canyon Lake 2.9 SSETX-CML-267 / 29.836, -98.247 / 1,278 ft Canyon Lake 3.8 ENETX-CML-333 / 29.893, -98.202 / 1,053 ft Canyon Lake 3.8 ESETX-CML-96 / 29.848, -98.207 / 1,013 ft Canyon Lake 3.8 NNWTX-CML-313 / 29.923, -98.292 / 1,015 ft Canyon Lake 4.1 ETX-CML-357 / 29.880, -98.194 / 823 ft Canyon Lake 4.1 NETX-CML-353 / 29.910, -98.208 / 1,028 ft Canyon Lake 4.4 ETX-CML-329 / 29.865, -98.189 / 834 ft Canyon Lake 4.5 NNETX-CML-315 / 29.930, -98.221 / 1,016 ft Canyon Lake 5.1 NNETX-CML-202 / 29.937, -98.216 / 1,150 ft Canyon Lake 5.2 NETX-CML-282 / 29.936, -98.212 / 1,156 ft Canyon Lake 5.3 STX-CML-327 / 29.798, -98.267 Canyon Lake 5.6 ETX-CML-331 / 29.860, -98.171 / 770 ft Canyon Lake 5.7 NTX-CML-354 / 29.957, -98.272 / 1,164 ft Canyon Lake 5.7 NWTX-CML-1 / 29.934, -98.330 / 1,092 ft Canyon Lake 6.3 NTX-CML-268 / 29.966, -98.275 / 1,278 ft Canyon Lake 6.4 NWTX-CML-83 / 29.945, -98.333 / 1,131 ft Canyon Lake 6.4 SSWTX-CML-318 / 29.785, -98.286 / 1,212 ft Canyon Lake 6.5 NTX-CML-102 / 29.968, -98.274 / 1,289 ft Canyon Lake 6.5 SWTX-CML-278 / 29.812, -98.342 / 1,309 ft Canyon Lake 6.8 NNWTX-CML-215 / 29.962, -98.315 / 1,209 ft Canyon Lake 7.6 ETX-CML-340 / 29.859, -98.137 / 1,029 ft Canyon Lake 7.8 ETX-CML-90 / 29.874, -98.132 / 1,103 ft Canyon Lake 8.5 NNWTX-CML-209 / 29.979, -98.337 / 1,378 ft Canyon Lake 9.2 WSWTX-CML-177 / 29.839, -98.410 / 1,043 ft Caprock Canyons Dump StnTX-BRC-4 / 34.420, -101.057 Caprock Canyons HeadquartersTX-BRC-2 / 34.410, -101.053 / 2,598 ft Caprock Canyons MaintenanceTX-BRC-3 / 34.410, -101.048 Caprock Canyons South ProngTX-BRC-5 / 34.441, -101.093 Caprock Canyons South ProngTX-LK-62 / 34.441, -101.093 / 2,487 ft Caprock Canyons Wild Horse CampgroundTX-BRC-6 / 34.442, -101.055 Carlsbad 2.4 WNWTX-TG-22 / 31.620, -100.680 / 2,019 ft Carmine 1.7 NNWTX-WA-40 / 30.173, -96.697 / 427 ft Carmine 3.1 WNWTX-WA-15 / 30.159, -96.739 / 442 ft Carrizo Springs 0.4 STX-DM-4 / 28.519, -99.859 / 589 ft Carrizo Springs 2.2 ETX-DM-8 / 28.526, -99.823 / 580 ft Carrizo Springs 21.6 SWTX-DM-6 / 28.277, -100.074 / 692 ft Carrizo Springs 3.1 ESETX-DM-7 / 28.511, -99.811 / 582 ft Carrollton 0.6 STX-DA-51 / 32.980, -96.896 / 511 ft Carrollton 2.0 NNWTX-DN-140 / 33.014, -96.911 / 509 ft Carrollton 3.0 SETX-DA-38 / 32.959, -96.859 / 578 ft Carrollton 3.1 NETX-DN-58 / 33.016, -96.855 / 650 ft Carrollton 3.8 NETX-CLL-73 / 33.020, -96.843 / 701 ft Castell 1.8 ENETX-LL-83 / 30.710, -98.928 / 1,173 ft Castle Hills 0.7 NWTX-BXR-218 / 29.530, -98.528 / 856 ft Castle Hills 1.0 SWTX-BXR-63 / 29.512, -98.529 / 751 ft Castle Hills 1.7 NTX-BXR-29 / 29.548, -98.520 / 830 ft Castle Hills 1.9 NETX-BXR-253 / 29.540, -98.495 / 672 ft Castroville 0.2 SWTX-MDN-17 / 29.346, -98.876 / 756 ft Castroville 0.7 NETX-MDN-1 / 29.356, -98.865 / 797 ft Castroville 0.8 NETX-MDN-8 / 29.356, -98.865 / 800 ft Castroville 0.8 WNWTX-MDN-62 / 29.354, -98.884 / 767 ft Castroville 1.4 NW (Pool)TX-MDN-91 / 29.364, -98.887 / 767 ft Castroville 1.6 NW (River)TX-MDN-92 / 29.363, -98.894 / 773 ft Castroville 4.0 SWTX-MDN-16 / 29.303, -98.915 / 812 ft Castroville 5.7 NNETX-MDN-84 / 29.426, -98.844 / 1,008 ft Castroville 5.8 WTX-MDN-85 / 29.345, -98.970 / 965 ft Castroville 6.0 NTX-MDN-53 / 29.434, -98.876 / 868 ft Castroville 6.0 NETX-BXR-600 / 29.404, -98.796 / 956 ft Castroville 6.1 NTX-BXR-511 / 29.435, -98.882 / 888 ft Castroville 6.6 NETX-BXR-562 / 29.406, -98.786 / 889 ft Castroville 6.8 NETX-BXR-523 / 29.411, -98.786 / 903 ft Castroville 7.0 NETX-BXR-298 / 29.430, -98.805 / 993 ft Castroville 7.1 NETX-BXR-621 / 29.430, -98.803 / 995 ft Castroville 8.1 NETX-BXR-544 / 29.430, -98.777 / 930 ft Castroville 8.2 NNETX-MDN-13 / 29.460, -98.829 / 950 ft Castroville 8.3 NNETX-MDN-56 / 29.460, -98.826 / 967 ft Castroville 8.5 NTX-MDN-5 / 29.471, -98.882 / 860 ft Castroville 9.2 NETX-BXR-616 / 29.446, -98.769 / 939 ft Cat Spring 0.5 SETX-AS-42 / 29.838, -96.320 / 304 ft Cat Spring 1.3 WTX-AS-45 / 29.843, -96.346 / 288 ft Cat Spring 1.4 NTX-AS-12 / 29.866, -96.326 / 301 ft Cat Spring 3.7 NTX-AS-33 / 29.898, -96.336 / 288 ft Cat Spring 6.8 WTX-CLR-24 / 29.831, -96.440 / 358 ft Cat Spring 6.9 WTX-CLR-14 / 29.840, -96.440 / 349 ft Cedar Creek 1.0 ENETX-BST-69 / 30.093, -97.486 / 427 ft Cedar Creek 1.2 NTX-BST-39 / 30.104, -97.499 / 492 ft Cedar Creek 1.4 NETX-BST-3 / 30.099, -97.483 / 466 ft Cedar Creek 1.6 WTX-BST-84 / 30.087, -97.528 / 448 ft Cedar Creek 3.2 WNWTX-BST-164 / 30.102, -97.553 / 546 ft Cedar Creek 5.2 SSWTX-BST-146 / 30.017, -97.534 / 494 ft Cedar Creek 5.6 ESETX-BST-107 / 30.046, -97.421 / 448 ft

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