2010 Map of Cornudas

About this map

Sierra Tinaja Pinta dominates the northern reaches of this Trans-Pecos landscape, where the Chihuahuan Desert meets the low peaks of the Guadalupe Mountains region. The small settlement of Cornudas serves as a lone outpost along the highway, supported by scattered agricultural and aviation infrastructure like the L W B Ranch Airport. This 2010 survey illustrates the isolation of the Far West Texas cattle country, with family-named holdings such as Brammers Ranch and Schnaubert Ranch positioned along desert tracks. Drainage is defined by ephemeral systems like University Draw, which cross the arid terrain. The map records a modern transportation network including Mayfield Ranch Rd and Ranch Rd 2317, providing essential access to this high-desert environment while the landmark of Miller Mountain stands as a clear navigational point for the area.