2019 Map of Indian Mesa NE

About this map

Pecos River serves as the prominent natural boundary along the northern edge of this West Texas landscape, where it defines the border between Pecos and Crockett Counties. The terrain is characterized by the complex drainage systems typical of the Trans-Pecos region, most notably the expansive Upper Fourmile Draw in the southwest and Fivemile Cr in the northeast. This 2019 survey illustrates the modern transportation and industrial network of the area, including the path of Highway 190 and Interstate 10, as well as local access routes like Fm 305, Co-Op Rd, and H & P Rd. The topographic contours reveal the intricate mesa and canyon formations that dominate this part of the Edwards Plateau.