2019 Map of County Line

About this map

County Line sits at the southern edge of this West Texas landscape, where the boundary between Bailey and Cochran counties divides the agricultural grid. The most prominent natural feature is Yellow House Draw, a winding drainage course that cuts through the northern portion of the survey, contrasting with the strictly rectilinear arrangement of county and farm roads. This area reflects a late-2010s snapshot of High Plains land use, characterized by large-scale farming and sparse water resources, such as Silver Springs. The network of local routes like FM 54 and FM 3305 connects the isolated farmsteads and agricultural plots that define the region. For researchers, the map provides a clear record of modern property divisions and the subtle topographic shifts along the draw, which represents an ancient pathway across the Llano Estacado.