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SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000990 lgo Co eron C a am Hid C 011903 Blu etown- Iglesia An tigua LA GLORIA Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge VILLITAS BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge LasPalomas Wildlife Management Area O-11 Mex i c o acts Texas Roma Rio Grande strict 1 City 2 3 roperty Feet SanJuan Harlingen 4 McAllen 5 ntry 0500 1,000 2,000 Mercedes 6 Alamo SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000991 012100 Los Indios O-14 CULEBRON BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge O-13 LAS PALOMAS BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge S SIERRITAS BANCO wer Rio Grande Valley tional Wildlife Refuge Free Tr ade Bridge, Cantua Ro d Mex i c o acts Texas Roma Rio Grande strict 1 City 2 3 roperty Feet SanJuan Harlingen 4 McAllen 5 ntry 0500 1,000 2,000 Mercedes 6 Alamo SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000992 012505 VAQUETERIA BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley O-15 National Wildlife Refuge Encantada- Ranchito El Calaboz RANCHITO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge VAQUETERIA BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge VAQUETERIA BANCO EAST Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge Mex i c o O-16 RANCHITO SOUTH Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge TAHUACHAL BANCO GARZA-CAVAZOS Lower Rio Grande Valley Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge acts Texas Roma Rio Grande strict 1 City 2 3 roperty Feet SanJuan Harlingen 4 McAllen 5 ntry 0500 1,000 2,000 Mercedes 6 Alamo SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000993 012508 San Pe dro O-17 Mex i c o O-18 0 acts Texas Roma Rio Grande strict 1 City 2 3 roperty Feet SanJuan Harlingen 4 McAllen 5 ntry 0500 1,000 2,000 Mercedes 6 Alamo SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000994 012504 O-18 012507 012900 Brownsville O-18 PALO BLANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge CHAMPION BEND Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge PHILLIPS BANCO Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge 013600 01350 Mex i c o 012800 013700 acts Texas Roma Rio Grande strict 1 City 2 3 roperty Feet SanJuan Harlingen 4 McAllen 5 ntry 0500 1,000 2,000 Mercedes 6 Alamo SanBenito Scale 7 BW1 FOIA CBP 000995 013901 013700 013402 013304 Manautou House Southern Pacific Railroad 013801 Brownsvill e Passenger Depot Celaya--Creager House Browne- Wagner La Madrilena Cameron House County 014002 Jail, Old Brooks,Samuel Cameron County Wallace, House Courthouse University of Texas Fernandez, Miguel, atBrownsville and Celaya, Augustine, Hide Yard La Nueva TexasSouthernmost College 013902 House Libertad Immaculate Conception Church 013802 The 013903 Gem O-19 StillmanHouse Hope Park 014001 013307 BROWNSVILLE Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge GatewayInternational Bridge, US- 77, US-83 City of Brownsville Lincoln Park B&Ma R ilro ad, MP R ailroad, B&M ilroad Fort Brown Union P acific Ra Santa Bridge MemorialGolf Rosalia FortBrown Course Cemetery O-20 JERONIMO BANC ns Vetera Lower Rio Grande Va Intern ational 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