2010 Map of Cement Mountain

About this map

The Colorado River winds through the northern reaches of this West Texas landscape, shaping a terrain defined by limestone heights and intermittent drainage systems. Prominent landmarks such as Cement Mountain and Butterfield Peak rise above the surrounding plains, while Liveoak Ridge and Nipple Peak provide additional topographic orientation. The presence of the Wendland Oil Field in the northeast quadrant highlights the region's petroleum-based economy, a common feature in this part of Coke County. A network of rural routes, including Adams RD P and Valley View RD, connects these elevations, while numerous seasonal waterways like Storey Creek, Jack Miles Creek, and Cobb Creek crisscross the basin. This survey documents the intersection of natural geologic features and modern resource extraction during the early twenty-first century.