2019 Map of Dunbar Draw NW

About this map

The Dry Devils River meanders through the arid limestone terrain of Sutton County, defining the drainage patterns of this Edwards Plateau landscape. This high-plateau region is deeply dissected by numerous intermittent waterways, most notably Cauthorn Draw, Cusenbary Draw, and the eponymous Dunbar Draw in the southeast. These draws serve as the primary topographical markers in a landscape otherwise dominated by ranching infrastructure and a network of private and county roads. Transportation in this part of Texas is characterized by long, winding corridors such as Co Rd 403 and Co Rd 405, which follow the natural contours of the high ground between the drainage basins. The map illustrates a modern ranching economy where property access is facilitated by numerous private routes like Pvt Rd 4419 and Pvt Rd 4414, revealing the partitioned nature of large-scale landholdings in West Texas.