2016 Map of Barrilla Draw North

About this map

Barrilla Draw meanders through this portion of Reeves County, serving as the primary hydrological feature in an otherwise arid expanse. The landscape is defined by the subtle drainage patterns of the draw and the occasional network of rural transport routes that support the area's ranching interests. Modern infrastructure is represented by Ranch Rd 2007, which provides the most direct transit through the eastern section of the map, while a series of secondary thoroughfares including Co Rd 112, Co Rd 110, and K & D Rd crisscross the southern and central plains. These roads trace the property lines and access points essential for the remote operations of West Texas. This 2016 survey highlights the relationship between the natural topography of the draw and the human-made grid of ranch roads that navigate the basin.