2012 Map of Fort Stockton East

About this map

The city of Fort Stockton serves as the focal point of this West Texas landscape, where the transition from municipal grid to open range is marked by a complex network of named roads and water management features. Arid land features like Sevenmile Mesa dominate the eastern topography, while the intermittent path of Comanche Creek and the localized Cold Springs highlight the critical role of water in this desert environment. Settlement patterns are visible in the residential layout of Bodieville Colonia and the development along Industrial Blvd, reflecting the area's growth in the early 21st century. Infrastructure for agricultural and municipal use is evidenced by the Highline Ditch, which cuts through the southwestern corner of the quadrangle, illustrating the engineering required to sustain this community in the Trans-Pecos region.