2010 Map of Hackberry Crossing

About this map

Hackberry Crossing serves as the focal point for this arid Val Verde County landscape, where the deeply incised Pecos River snakes through the high desert of West Texas. The geography is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems, most notably the expansive Big Hackberry Canyon and its smaller counterpart, Little Hackberry Canyon. These features illustrate the erosion patterns characteristic of the Trans-Pecos region, with numerous named topographical features such as Tanislado Canyon and House Canyon feeding into the river valley. Sparse transportation routes like Pumpville Rd and Felder Draw Rd navigate the plateaus between deep cuts like Big Fielder Draw, showing the isolation and rugged utility of the land in the early 21st century.