2010 Map of Amistad SE

About this map

Centerville sits at the heart of this high plains landscape on the border of New Mexico and Texas. The 2010 geography is defined by a sparse network of ranching roads and a series of ephemeral drainages that carve through the dry terrain. Significant watercourses like Monia Creek and Cramer Creek dominate the drainage patterns, flowing toward the east and south across a wide, open plateau. To the south, the prominent rise of High Lonesome Hill provides a distinct landmark amidst the intersecting paths of Fullingim Draw and South Fullingim Draw. The map details a transition from the structured grid of County Hwy C-097 and County Hwy C-099 to the more winding paths of Ranch Road 3296, illustrating the remote nature of these borderland ranching communities.