Cotulla Creek is a small waterway located in the southern part of Texas, primarily flowing through La Salle County. It is a tributary of the larger Frio River, contributing to the region's hydrology and ecosystem. The creek is characterized by its winding path and surrounding vegetation, which provides habitat for various wildlife species. The area around Cotulla Creek is known for its rich history and cultural significance. It is situated near the town of Cotulla, which has historical ties to the cattle industry and oil production. The creek and its surroundings offer recreational opportunities, including fishing and hiking, attracting both locals and visitors.