2022 Map of Crews

About this map

Lake Winters anchors the western edge of this West Texas landscape, where the drainage patterns of the Colorado River basin shape the local geography. A dense network of ranch-to-market roads, including FM 1770 and FM 382, provides the primary infrastructure through these plains in northeastern Runnels County. The terrain is defined by a series of intermittent waterways such as Gap Cr and Eagle Br, which converge toward the southeast. The intricate grid of county roads, such as Co RD 195 and Co RD 154, reflects a rural settlement pattern where large landholdings are accessed by a secondary transportation web. Local hydrologic features like S Fork Mud Cr and Mud Cr illustrate the subtle elevation changes characteristic of the region, providing vital landmarks for land surveys and genealogists tracing rural property lines.