2016 Map of Fort Stockton West

About this map

Comanche Springs serves as a focal point for this Pecos County landscape, where the transition from desert plateau to settled community is clearly visible. The city of Fort Stockton occupies the southeastern corner, displaying a grid of streets including W Hornbeck Blvd and W 11th St. To the west, the arid geography is defined by prominent landforms such as Twomile Hill, The Needle Point, and the expansive Greasewood Flats. These natural features, along with Sevenmile Mesa, frame the modern infrastructure of the Fort Stockton-Pecos County Airport. Water management is central to the area's development, evidenced by the presence of the Highline Ditch, Comanche Cr Reservoir, and Lake Leon. For those looking into local heritage, the Old Fort Cem near the downtown area provides a direct link to the community's early history.