2010 Map of Andrews

About this map

The high plains of West Texas center on the growing city of Andrews, where a dense grid of streets meets a landscape defined by petroleum extraction and ranching. By the early 21st century, the surrounding territory is heavily utilized for energy production, as evidenced by the Andrews North Oil Field, Andrews Oil Field, and Parker Oil Field. These industrial zones are interspersed with a legacy of water management, marked by numerous named landmarks such as Evans Windmill, Allen Windmill, and Kurby Windmill. Outside the municipal limits, the Adobe Ranch represents the region's agricultural roots, while the Andrews County Airport serves as a modern transportation hub. The map's network of rural routes, including NW 3000 and Dana Rd, illustrates the intersection of local commerce and the systematic organization of the Permian Basin's surface area.