2019 Map of Indio Hill

About this map

Indio Hill rises above a complex network of ephemeral drainage channels in this high-plains landscape of Crockett County. The area is defined by its seasonal hydrography, featuring several prominent watercourses including Johnson Draw and Garrett Draw in the north, while Buffalo Draw, Wildcat Draw, and Newton Draw converge further south. This network of draws suggests a terrain shaped by rare but significant flash floods common to the Edwards Plateau region. Transportation across this sparsely populated ranching country is facilitated by the intersection of Co Rd 203 and Ranch Rd 865, which provide access to the remote interior. The absence of traditional townsites or clustered settlements highlights the vast, open-range nature of this portion of West Texas during the late 2010s.