2012 Map of Halamicek Ranch

About this map

Halamicek Ranch serves as a central landmark in this portion of the Trans-Pecos, where the landscape is defined by the practical necessities of West Texas ranching. The distribution of water sources, such as Smith Windmill, Steer Windmill, and South Windmill, illustrates the critical infrastructure required to sustain life and livestock in Reeves County. A network of county roads, including Co RD-232 and Co RD-426, connects isolated homesteads and ranching outposts like High Lonesome Ranch and Burchard Place. These points of settlement, along with various water catchments like Scrub Tank and McIlvain Tank, reflect a pattern of land use that remains tied to the region's cattle-raising heritage. Ranch Road 2119 cuts across the terrain, providing the primary thoroughfare through this arid expanse.