2010 Map of Cuesta Del Burro NW

About this map

Cleveland Flat dominates the central-southern reaches of this Presidio County landscape, characterized by a sparse drainage network and vast open terrain typical of the high Trans-Pecos. The geography is defined by seasonal watercourses, with Wild Horse Creek and Wild Horse Draw winding through the northern and western sections of the map. These ephemeral channels, along with Cat Creek, represent the primary topographic relief in an area primarily used for ranching and cattle grazing. Human presence is concentrated along the path of Ranch Rd 2810, which provides the single arterial connection through this portion of the Texas interior. The 2010 imagery provided by the U.S. Geological Survey reflects a landscape that remained largely undeveloped and pastoral into the twenty-first century.