2019 Map of Buffalo Draw

About this map

Lolanthe Cem sits as a quiet landmark on the arid plains of West Texas, near where the border between Mitchell and Sterling counties divides the ranchland. This high-country landscape is defined by the ephemeral drainage systems typical of the Edwards Plateau, including the winding course of Buffalo Draw and several vital water sources like Hyman Tank. The terrain is etched with numerous creek beds such as Hackberry Cr, Forest Cr, and Dry Hollow Cr, which serve as the primary topographical features in an area otherwise characterized by steady elevation gains and sparse development. Transport through this ranching territory is facilitated by a few rural routes, including Kinnebrew Ln and several numbered county roads that follow the natural contours of the draws and ridges.