2019 Map of Dome Hill

About this map

The eastern edges of the Delaware Mountains define this high-desert region of Culberson County, where elevation and water access dictate the layout of the land. In this arid landscape, the presence of specific water resources like Luckett Tank, Manuel Tank, and Clayton Tank indicates the vital infrastructure needed for ranching operations in West Texas. These scattered tanks are connected by a network of local roads such as Jones-Kent Rd and FM 2185, which navigate the various drainage systems including Natural Well Draw and Bronco Mule Draw. Significant high points like Dome Hill and Spring Hill provide prominent landmarks across the terrain. The presence of Seven Heart Pass in the southwest corner suggests a historical route through the undulating topography, reflecting the enduring paths used to traverse this corner of the Trans-Pecos.