2010 Map of Dome Peak

About this map

Wilkin Ranch sits at the heart of this West Texas landscape, where the geography is defined by isolated peaks and the critical water sources necessary for ranching. The elevation rises toward the Sierra Diablo and the prominent Dome Peak, while the lower terrain is marked by the Streeruwitz Hills. The distribution of man-made water features, such as Railroad Tank, Davis Tank, and Lena Tank, reveals how the land was adapted for livestock and transit in an arid climate. In addition to these tanks, natural depressions like England Pond and South Pond punctuate the landscape. Connectivity is maintained by the Eagle Flat Rd and a significant rail corridor, illustrating the spatial relationship between the physical barriers of the Trans-Pecos and the routes carved through them.