2016 Map of Burnt Spring Hills

About this map

Burnt Spring Hills rises as a distinct topographical anchor in this arid stretch of West Texas, where the landscape is defined by the complex drainage patterns of seasonal watercourses. The border between Culberson and Reeves counties bisects the terrain, illustrating the political division across this open country. Local hydrology is marked by the presence of The Seep, a rare water feature amidst several prominent arroyos including China Draw and Cottonwood Creek. The sparse infrastructure is limited to Co RD 222, which provides the primary access through a region characterized by family-named landmarks and ranching terrain. Other significant relief features include Seven K Draw, Estes Draw, and Hart Draw, which collectively reveal the natural runoff systems that have shaped the local geology over generations.