1970 Map of Barrilla Draw North

About this map

Davidson Farm sits in the flat expanse of West Texas, reflecting the agricultural and industrial activity of the region during the early 1970s. The landscape is defined by the intermittent watercourse of Barrilla Draw, which cuts through the terrain where scattered Wells provide a critical resource for ranching and farming. Subsurface interests are evident through the presence of an Oil Well, highlighting the energy extraction that characterizes the economy of Reeves County. Surveyed following 1969 aerial photography, the map also identifies multiple Gravel Pit locations, indicating local material sourcing for road infrastructure and construction in this arid environment.