2010 Map of Baileyboro

About this map

Baileyboro sits at the heart of a vast agricultural grid in West Texas, characterized by a network of rural county roads and farm-to-market routes. The landscape is defined by its intermittent water features, most notably the wide expanse of Coyote Lake in the northwestern corner and Baileyboro Lake to the south. These ephemeral basins, typical of the Llano Estacado, punctuate an otherwise orderly system of section lines and irrigation-ready terrain. The map reveals the infrastructure of early 21st-century ranching and farming, with routes like Fm 2487 and Fm 298 providing the primary arteries for this rural community. The dense concentration of named county roads, such as Co Rd 1170 and Co Rd 1181, underscores the importance of accessibility for the scattered homesteads and agricultural operations that sustain the region.