2012 Map of Belding NW

About this map

The West Texas desert landscape of Pecos County is defined by the east-west corridor of Ih 10 and a sparse network of ranching and access roads. The terrain is relatively flat, marked by subtle drainages and the long, straight stretches of local routes like Kennedy Rd and Braden Rd. These roads provide critical connectivity through an arid environment where large-scale land management and transportation are the primary human imprints. Near the eastern edge of the sheet, Riley Rd meets the interstate, highlighting the logistical importance of these transit points for the remote properties and ranchlands that characterize this portion of the Permian Basin region.