2016 Map of Brushy Draw

About this map

Pecos Canyon and Cedar Bluff Canyon define the drainage patterns of this high desert terrain along the border of Crockett and Val Verde counties. The landscape is characterized by a network of ephemeral watercourses including Jackson Draw, Noelke Draw, and the namesake Brushy Draw, which cut through the plateaus toward the south. State Route 163 provides the primary north-south passage through this sparsely settled region, tracing a path that follows the natural contours between the deep draws. The boundary line for Crockett and Val Verde counties bisects the quadrangle, marking a transition in local jurisdiction within this expansive ranching country. Middle Draw and Co RD 102 further illustrate the limited but essential infrastructure that supports the remote reaches of West Texas.