2012 Map of Andrews

About this map

Andrews serves as the focal point of this West Texas landscape, showing a dense street grid that transitions into the outlying residential area of McKinney Acres. The region's industrial character is defined by a sprawling network of energy infrastructure, including the Andrews North Oil Field, Andrews Oil Field, and Parker Oil Field. Beyond the town center, the terrain is dotted with numerous named windmills such as Evans Windmill, Allen Windmill, and Rhodes Windmill, alongside the Adobe Ranch. These features suggest a landscape where ranching traditions and modern petroleum extraction coexist. Significant transportation and commerce hubs are noted, most notably the Andrews County Airport, which provides a vital link for this oil-rich county seat. The map also records a systematic numbering of windmills across the plains, from Windmill Number Two to Windmill Number Twelve, illustrating the organized management of water resources in this arid environment.