2019 Map of Indian Canyon NW

About this map

The West Texas plains at the intersection of Dawson, Lynn, and Borden counties reveal a landscape defined by an orderly grid of ranch roads and remote landmarks. This 2019 survey of the Indian Canyon area illustrates how the cattle-and-cotton country of the Llano Estacado is partitioned by long straightaways such as Co Rd 35. A single genealogical marker, Blain View Cem, sits isolated within the southern half of the map, serving as a primary point of reference for families tracing their history through this sparsely settled region of the Panhandle. The map captures the quiet transition of land use at these three county corners, where the open terrain is only occasionally broken by the winding paths of local ranch roads and intermittent drainage features.