2017 Map of Buckeye NE

About this map

The High Plains of Lea County appear here as a landscape shaped by the Public Land Survey System, with a distinct grid of section lines defining property and infrastructure. The area is marked by localized depressions and intermittent wetlands typical of the Llano Estacado. Movement through the township is facilitated by a network of local roads including Co Rd 117 and Co Rd 119, while family-named corridors like Elliot Rd and Williams Rd suggest the agricultural and ranching history of the region. A notable landmark in the central-east is T C H Panch, situated within the broader range of the T16S R34E and R35E townships. This survey reflects the modern rural character of Southeast New Mexico, where the vastness of the prairie is organized by long-established survey boundaries.