2012 Map of Burnt Spring Hills

About this map

Burnt Spring Hills defines the central terrain of this West Texas landscape, where ephemeral water sources and drainage patterns dictate the sparse human footprint. In this arid portion of Reeves County, the presence of The Seep and the channel of Cottonwood Cr are critical geographical markers in a region otherwise characterized by dry washes like Seven K Draw and Estes Draw. The mapping of Co RD 222 illustrates the limited but essential transit corridor serving this remote area. The lack of dense settlement or industrial infrastructure reflects the enduring character of this high-desert environment, where land use is closely tied to the natural hydrology and topographical relief provided by the hills.