2022 Map of Deaton Draw

About this map

The Devils River corridor defines the northwestern corner of this West Texas landscape, where 163 tracks through a complex network of arid drainage systems. The terrain is characterized by deeply incised draws and canyons that dictate the movement of water and travel through the Edwards Plateau. Significant topographic features include the converging paths of Phillips Draw and Deaton Draw in the north, which give way to a rugged interior marked by Young Canyon and Trail Canyon. Further south, the landscape is etched by Phillips Canyon and Cedar Mott Draw, illustrating the stark hydrology of Val Verde County. This survey provides a precise look at the natural relief and established route markers, such as Live Oak Draw and Deep Hollow, in an area defined by its significant vertical drop toward the river basin.