2012 Map of Barrilla Mountains East

About this map

Cuatro Caminos marks a remote junction in the West Texas landscape, where the high desert terrain of Reeves County meets the prominent volcanic formations of the Barrilla Mountains. This map documents a region defined by its reliance on scarce water sources, as seen through markers such as Mexican Spring, Borregus Tank, and Beard Spring, which are essential for livestock and the local ranching economy. The presence of U Ranch and South Camp indicates the scale of agricultural operations in this arid expanse, where landmarks like Negro Head and Mouflon Reef provide topographical orientation. Transport is facilitated by rural routes such as Limpia Creek Rd and Jeff Ranch Rd, connecting isolated windmill sites like Pipe Windmill across the dissected landscape.