2012 Map of Bootleg

About this map

Bootleg occupies a quiet section of the Texas Panhandle, defined by the wide, winding course of Tierra Blanca Cr as it cuts through the high plains of Deaf Smith County. This region is characterized by a sparse, grid-based network of rural roads that serve isolated ranching and farming operations. The landscape remains largely open, with the occasional depression or playa lake dotting the terrain between major thoroughfares like FM-1058. The mapping of transportation routes such as Co Road R and Co Road Q illustrates the organized layout of the Llano Estacado. Notably, the presence of labels like Co Road Railroad and Road Railroad suggests a historical connection to rail infrastructure that once moved cattle or crops through this remote area, even where tracks may no longer be the primary mode of transit.