2019 Map of Barrilla Draw North

About this map

Barrilla Draw defines the drainage of this arid landscape in Reeves County, tracing a meandering path through the eastern portion of the quadrangle. The terrain is characterized by a sparse network of ranching and county roads, reflecting the large-scale land divisions common to this part of West Texas. Modern connectivity is provided by Ranch Rd 2007 and Co Rd 110, which cut across the survey lines and topographic contours. The map reveals a land structured by property boundaries and long, straight access routes like Co Rd 112 and K & D Rd, which serve the remote ranching interests of the region. This 2019 survey captures the persistent rural character of the high desert plains where water features like the draw remain the most significant natural landmarks among the established transit corridors.