2010 Map of Gozar

About this map

Gozar occupies a wide expanse of the Trans-Pecos landscape where seasonal drainage systems define the geography. These ephemeral waterways, including San Martine Draw, Moody Draw, and Hanwell Draw, etch a network across the arid terrain of Reeves County. The map shows the infrastructure of cattle ranching and early settlement, with local landmarks like the Old House Place and Three Inch Windmill serving as isolated points of interest in an otherwise sparse environment. Water management is critical in this region, evidenced by the presence of Ramsey Tank and various other draws like Billingslea Draw and Ninemile Draw. The primary corridor of movement through this territory is the diagonal route of Interstate 10, which connects the small settlement areas with the broader West Texas region. Local roads such as Johnson Rd and Co Rd 335 provide access to more remote ranchland and the southern drainage of Sotol Draw.