La Coste: US 90 at SH 211
Among the communities of south-central Texas, La Coste stands out for its position on US 90 amid open ranchland west of San Antonio. It lies in Medina County, where broad, low ground is divided among grazing land, fields and clusters of native trees. The junction of US 90 and State Highway 211 places the town on an east–west corridor linking rural Medina County with the San Antonio area. US 90 was designated in 1926 as part of the original United States Numbered Highway System, giving this route a place in the country’s early national road network. La Coste’s surroundings belong to the wider plains of south-central Texas, where farms, ranches and small settlements shape the landscape.
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La Coste sits on the South Texas Plains in Medina County, where open agricultural land extends west of San Antonio. The Medina River flows through the county to the north, while U.S. Route 90 gives the town a direct east–west connection across this part of Texas. La Coste developed alongside the railroad, a legacy shared by many small communities in the region. Its setting is defined by broad skies, working farmland and the quieter pace beyond the metropolitan area. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Medina County connects regionally.
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