2019 Map of Hovey SW

About this map

The high desert terrain of the Trans-Pecos is defined by significant topographic landmarks and drainage networks along the border of Pecos and Brewster Counties. Dominating the central landscape is the peak known as Squaws Teat, which serves as a prominent navigational marker for the surrounding basin. The hydrology of this arid region is traced by the winding course of Musquiz Creek (also labeled Musquiz Cr), which intersects with several dry washes and canyons. The topographical relief is further articulated by Hatch Canyon Draw, Antelope Draw, and Mah Pe Draw, which together map the natural flow of water across this sparsely developed ranching and livestock country during the late 2010s.