2012 Map of Cement Mountain

About this map

Butterfield Peak and Cement Mtn anchor the high ground in this section of Coke County, where the topography is defined by a series of prominent peaks and limestone ridges. The landscape is deeply dissected by a drainage network feeding the Colorado River, including Buffalo Cr and Jack Miles Cr. Evidence of the region's petroleum industry is visible in the northeast corner at the Wendland Oil Field, while the rest of the terrain remains largely rural and defined by ranch roads such as Wendland Rd and Lameta Rd. Notable elevations like Little Round Mtn and Nipple Peak provide distinct landmarks across the brush-covered plains, while Liveoak Ridge stretches through the central portion of the map, illustrating the natural barriers that influenced early local travel and land use.