2010 Map of Eagle Mountains NE

About this map

The Eagle Mountains dominate this high-desert terrain in West Texas, characterized by deep-cut drainage systems and remote outposts. Significant peaks such as Eagle Peak and Panther Peak anchor the topography, while life in this arid landscape is clustered around vital water sources like Eagle Spring, Carpenter Spring, and Cypress Spring. Evidence of local ranching and industry is visible through the presence of the Eagle Mountain Ranch and the Red Bluff Windmill. This 2010 survey reflects a modern layering of the land's utility, where traditional cattle ranching routes like Guest Ranch Rd intersect with specialized infrastructure such as Radar Rd and Mine Rd. To the northeast, the Southern Pacific Rd and the drainage of Eagle Flat Draw mark the transition toward the basin floor, illustrating the stark elevation changes typical of the Trans-Pecos region.