2016 Map of County Line

About this map

Yellow House Draw carves a subtle path through the high plains of the South Plains region, serving as the primary topographic feature in an area otherwise defined by its precise, rectilinear grid of rural roads. This landscape reflects the systematic agricultural development of West Texas, where the border between Bailey and Cochran counties is delineated by a simple east-west line. The small community of County Line sits near the southern edge of the sheet, while Silver Springs appears in the east. This 2016 survey documents the enduring layout of family-named local routes like Co RD 195 and Co RD 225 that connect the isolated farmsteads and watering points characteristic of this semi-arid terrain.