2010 Map of Andrews Place

About this map

Andrews Place is situated in a sparse corner of the New Mexico and Texas borderlands, a landscape defined by ranching operations and vast level terrain. This 2010 survey documents the remote cattle country typical of the Permian Basin region, where human activity is limited to arterial access roads and isolated homesteads. The Diamond and a Half Ranch stands as a primary landmark in the northwest portion of the quadrangle, connected to the wider region by Battle Ax Rd. To the south, the open expanse of Rattlesnake Flat characterizes the geography, offering a clear view of the land use patterns in this arid territory where resource management and livestock grazing dictate the placement of local infrastructure.