Independent public-interest researchEvidence verified through July 26, 2026
Verified GIS

See the community—and the emergency infrastructure expected to protect it.

The Pacifico layer uses the eight exact tracts listed in J0049. The map places those tracts beside thousands of anonymized residential sites, schools and childcare, nearby industrial development, current severe-drought conditions, historical fire perimeters, and the actual fixed fire-service facilities behind broad jurisdiction lines.

Interactive regional map

Homes, schools, drought, fire history—and limited fixed response infrastructure

Community, current-drought, and recorded fire-station layers are on by default. Jurisdiction boundaries remain optional because a service district shows responsibility, not the location, staffing, apparatus, response time, water supply, or industrial-fire capability of the resources expected to respond.

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Layer register

What is mapped—and what still requires evidence

Parcel, address-point, public-facility, and fire layers carry separate evidence labels. Residential records are deliberately stripped to coordinates only. Derived layers and incomplete reconciliations remain explicit.

ThemeLayerStatusSource or requirement
ProjectPacifico filed project areaVerified snapshotEight exact J0049 tracts + Bastrop County GIS geometry
ProjectsEdgeConneX site and host tractsCAD-derived snapshotAUS01 and AUS02 unions, 179-acre Campus 2 tract, and dashed 704-acre Campus 3 host parcel
ProjectsAmazon Data Services assemblageCAD-derived snapshot24 former CTX/Creekside parcels dissolved to two polygons; approximately 1,300 acres
ProjectsAUS02 / EDCAUS11 / EDCAUS12 locatorsVerifiedTDLR filings + verified address points
CommunityAnonymous residential address pointsPrivacy-safe snapshot5,701 points within 3 miles; all names, addresses, ownership, and submissions removed
CommunitySchools and childcareMixed verificationBastrop ISD public campuses + public-facing reference locations
CommunityFarms and agricultural sitesPrivacy-safe snapshotNamed public farms + anonymized county-classified agricultural points
CommunityChurches, parks, cemeteries, care and response sitesReference snapshotPublic-place locations from the supplied community-impact dataset
Environmental stressCurrent U.S. Drought Monitor intensityLiveD2 Severe Drought at the filed project area; map valid July 21, 2026
Fire2011 Bastrop Complex perimeterVerified snapshotBastrop County GIS
Fire2015 Hidden Pines perimeterVerified snapshotBastrop County GIS
EmergencyBastrop County ESD No. 1 station sitesVerified snapshot7 recorded facilities across a 395-square-mile response area; Texas FireConnect verified February 6, 2026
EmergencyFive-mile station distance guidesDerivedStraight-line facility proximity only; not drive time, response time, staffing, or capability
EmergencyFire service and responder boundariesLiveBastrop County GIS
Analysis1 / 2 / 3 / 5 mile perimeter offsetsDerivedMeasured outward from Pacifico’s filed project boundary
ProjectsAmazon conveyed-tract deed reconciliationVerifyThe CAD-derived approximately 1,300-acre union is mapped; recorded deeds remain authoritative for the exact conveyance
RiskWildland fuel modelsNextTexas A&M Forest Service / LANDFIRE
InfrastructureTransmission and substationsResearchingERCOT, utilities, county records
InfrastructureNatural-gas pipelinesResearchingRRC and operator records
WaterWells, service areas, and supplyResearchingLPGCD, Aqua WSC, TWDB
MobilityRoads, access, and evacuationResearchingTxDOT and county records
CommunityResident names, street addresses, ownership, and submissionsNever publicAnonymous spatial context is allowed; household-identifying data is not
Pacifico tract register

The eight tracts identified in the application

J0049 page 7 identifies each Bastrop County Appraisal District property ID, legal description, and common project address. These are the tracts rendered in the live Pacifico layer.

Property IDLegal descriptionFiled acreageMap status
24484A225 LEVERENCE, L.1,451.6100 acresMapped
73556A225 LEVERENCE, L.61.7334 acresMapped
82519A225 LEVERENCE, L.291.1566 acresMapped
42020A338 WALTERS, JACOB993.4300 acresMapped
73320A225 LEVERENCE, L.1.5126 acresMapped
90755A83 BYMER, BERNARD2.8550 acresMapped
42286A375 LITTON, ADDISON7.6300 acresMapped
92335A83 BYMER, BERNARD0.1277 acresMapped
Filed legal-description total2,810.0553 acresApplicant narrative states approximately 2,842 acres
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Geometry carries a label

County parcel, applicant boundary, filed address, historical perimeter, and analytical measurement are different evidence types and are presented as such.

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Visible provenance

Every public layer shows its publisher, evidence role, and limitation. Click-through links make the underlying agency service inspectable.

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Privacy by design

Anonymous residential points may show settlement density. Names, addresses, ownership, and resident-submitted locations never appear publicly.

Primary geometry sources

Inspect the records behind the map.

The Pacifico project area is not inferred from its street address. Page 7 of J0049 identifies eight exact tracts, and Supplement 1, Figures 2–3, depicts their proposed-project boundary. The map also shows CAD-derived EdgeConneX site/host tracts and the approximately 1,300-acre Amazon assemblage, privacy-safe community context, a dated weekly drought classification, and the Texas FireConnect station record. The Campus 3 host parcel is dashed because the exact campus footprint has not been filed. CAD parcel products are approximate and not surveys; a station location is likewise not presented as proof of staffing, apparatus, response time, water supply, or industrial capability.