2010 Map of Barrilla Draw South

About this map

Hoefs Ranch and a sparse network of isolated water points define this arid corner of Reeves County, Texas. This 2010 survey illustrates the continued reliance on windmill-driven wells for ranching in the Trans-Pecos region, where family-named landmarks like Bacotes Windmill, Hugh Moore Windmill, and Orchard Windmill serve as critical anchors for navigation and livestock management. The landscape is primarily drained by Barrilla Draw, which trends toward the northeast, carving a subtle path through the open territory. Human infrastructure is minimal, consisting largely of unpaved ranch tracks and the solitary presence of Co RD 111 in the northern portion of the quadrangle. This document provides a clear look at the enduring ranching economy of West Texas, where property names like the West Sanders Windmill and Old Well Windmill mark the intersection of private land use and the region's essential water infrastructure.