2016 Map of Hudspeth Draw

About this map

Dry Devils River snakes through the arid limestone topography of Sutton County in this modern survey. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns, most notably the namesake Hudspeth Draw and other significant seasonal watercourses like Sawyer Draw and Halbert Draw. These features demonstrate the erosional forces that have shaped the Edwards Plateau over time. Human activity is represented by a network of private and county roads, including Aldwell Rd and Co Rd 405, which navigate the winding valleys. This map provides a clear picture of the ranching corridors and rural infrastructure in west-central Texas, where the terrain dictates the path of every road and boundary.