2019 Map of Dermott

About this map

Dermott sits along the northern edge of this Scurry County landscape, where the high plains begin to break into a network of draws and seasonal creek beds. The drainage patterns of Deep Cr and Mooar Draw dominate the topography, revealing the subtle erosional shifts characteristic of West Texas. Natural water sources like Deep Creek Springs stand out as critical points of interest in an otherwise arid environment, while a network of named county roads and local routes like Tate Trl and Eiland Ranch Rd trace the paths between ranches and homesteads. The terrain is marked by numerous small depressions and intermittent flows, including Mooar Cr and Bluff Cr, illustrating the complex hydrology that governs land use and settlement in this part of the Rolling Plains.