2019 Map of Juan Cordona Lake

About this map

Juan Cordona Lake occupies a significant depression in this arid West Texas landscape, serving as a focal point for a network of local roads and industrial access routes. The Pecos River meanders sharply across the southern portion of the quadrangle, defining the political boundary between Crane and Pecos counties. This riparian corridor contrasts with the surrounding scrubland, which is marked by technical infrastructure including the Highline Canal. Historically significant family and industrial names appear in the local road network, such as Tiny Earp Rd, Mckean Ln, and S Exxon Rd. The terrain is characterized by subtle elevation changes and salt-basin hydrology, where the large saline lake and the irrigation-related canal suggest a landscape shaped by both natural drainage and human efforts to manage the scarce water resources of the region.