2016 Map of Juan Cordona Lake

About this map

The Juan Cordona Lake basin dominates the central portion of this West Texas landscape, serving as a primary focal point for local geography and hydrology. This 2016 survey highlights the winding course of the Pecos River, which defines the boundary between Crane County and Pecos County. The river's serpentine path is paralleled by man-made infrastructure like the Highline Canal, indicating the critical nature of water management in this arid environment. The road network consists primarily of local access routes and rural lanes such as Mcmean's Ln, Tiny Earp Rd, and Old Crane Rd, reflecting the area's sparse settlement and focus on land connectivity between the river and the lake. Industrial or ranching access is further suggested by names like S Exxon Rd, which connects the interior basin to the broader regional road system including FM 1053 N.