2013 Map of Doyle Hill

About this map

Nara Visa anchors the southern portion of this high-plains landscape where New Mexico meets the Texas Panhandle. This region is defined by a series of intermittent drainages and subtle elevations, such as Doyle Hill and Holaday Hill, that rise above the surrounding tableland. The transition between Union and Quay counties is marked by a network of rural routes, including Quay Road 98 and NM-402, which connect small named locales like Bradley and Stroud. Seasonal water management is evident through features like Dirt Tank and Snyder Lake, illustrating the arid ranching character of the borderlands. The meandering course of Minneosa Creek and the N Fork Nara-Visa Arroyo provides topographic relief to the east, leading toward the Sand Hills along the state line where Quay and Hartley counties intersect.