2019 Map of Burnt Spring Hills

About this map

The Burnt Spring Hills dominate this portion of the Trans-Pecos landscape where the boundary between Culberson and Reeves counties runs through a series of significant drainage systems. These ephemeral watercourses, characterized as draws, define the arid terrain and dictate the path of local infrastructure. China Draw and Seven K Draw converge toward the northeast, while Hart Draw carves a path through the southern reaches. A notable point of perennial water in this dry environment is The Seep, located just north of the hills. The human presence is sparse, marked primarily by the passage of Co RD 222 which navigates the flatlands between the prominent ridges and the northern reaches of Cottonwood Cr.