2019 Map of Double Mill Draw SE

About this map

Turkey Roost Draw and the surrounding high plains of Crockett County define this West Texas landscape as it appeared in the late 2010s. The terrain is characterized by a network of ephemeral watercourses, including Buckhorn Draw and Devils River Draw in the northeastern reaches, which channel seasonal runoff through the limestone-inflected topography. This area is sparsely settled, with the footprint of human activity primarily represented by a grid of county roads that service the regional ranching economy. Primary transit through this corner of the county is facilitated by Co Rd 109 and Taylor Rd, which intersect to connect dispersed property holdings. Other local routes like Co Rd 208 and Co Rd 108 provide access to the various draws and plateaus, illustrating the modern infrastructure required to navigate this portion of the Edwards Plateau.