2012 Map of Beal Hollow

About this map

Beal Hollow defines the western terrain of this West Texas landscape, where a sparse network of ranch roads and ephemeral water sources characterize the high plains. The drainage systems of Little Bull Cr and the larger Bull Cr wind through the south, while Salt Cr and Sand Cr cut across the northern reaches of the quadrangle. Human presence is marked primarily by water management features like White Tank, Highway Tank, and Cliff Tank, which are essential for livestock in this arid environment. The road network consists of named local thoroughfares such as John Dennis Rd and Ranch Road 669, reflecting a rural Texas economy focused on land and cattle. Near the confluence of several small draws, the map identifies Salt Draw, illustrating the salinity and intermittent nature of the region's hydrology.