2016 Map of Brownfield West

About this map

Brownfield and the smaller settlement of Tokio anchor this West Texas landscape, where the flat plains of Terry County are bisected by significant ephemeral drainages. The local geography is defined by the paths of Sulphur Draw and Lost Draw, which carve subtle depressions through the agricultural grid. This survey reveals a concentration of communal history sites west of the main town center, particularly a cluster of cemeteries that include the County Memorial Cem, Old Mount Zion Cem, and New Mount Zion Cem. Farther west, the Gomez Cem stands alone along the section lines. The map captures the highly organized road network, from major arteries like Lubbock Rd to local routes like David Bailey Rd, illustrating how the mid-20th-century rural infrastructure evolved to support the region's scattered farmsteads and growing municipal hubs.