2013 Map of Gozar

About this map

The arid landscape of Reeves County is defined by its agricultural infrastructure and sparse settlements in this 2013 survey. Central to the area is Gozar, positioned alongside a primary thoroughfare that cuts diagonally across the desert terrain. To the northwest, the Old House Place suggests a location of earlier habitation or a specific homestead of interest to local historians. The survival of such outposts in this environment depends heavily on water management, evidenced by the presence of Ramsey Tank and specialized equipment like the Three Inch Windmill and Harwell Windmill. These features indicate the necessity of tapping deep aquifers to support life and livestock. The area's connectivity is maintained through a network of local routes including Johnson Rd and Co Rd 336, which link isolated landmarks across the wide-open West Texas expanse.