2016 Map of Indian Mesa NE

About this map

The Pecos River carves a winding path along the northern boundary of this West Texas landscape, serving as the historical dividing line between Pecos County and Crockett County. This 2016 survey illustrates a high-desert environment defined by dramatic elevation changes and dry drainage systems like Fivemile Cr and Upper Fourmile Draw. Human presence is marked by a sparse network of ranch and service roads, including Fm 305 and Co-Op Rd, which navigate the mesas and basins. The mapping of Highway 190 across the southern portion reveals the modern transportation corridors that cross this rugged terrain, while local tracks like H & P Rd provide access to the remote interior. This map is particularly useful for understanding the intersection of natural hydrology and the political boundaries of the Trans-Pecos region.