2010 Map of Burnt Spring Hills

About this map

Burnt Spring Hills rises as a prominent topographic landmark in this western Texas landscape, where the drainage patterns of several major arroyos define the terrain. The network of intermittent watercourses includes 7 K Draw, China Draw, and Estes Draw, which illustrate the arid hydrology of Reeves County during the early 21st century. A localized water source known as The Seep is noted in the eastern portion of the sheet, providing a specific point of interest for those studying historical livestock or wildlife watering spots. Human presence is sparse, primarily represented by Co RD 222 and a few other local roads that navigate around the hills and through the draws toward Cottonwood Creek.