2019 Map of Jumbo Hill

About this map

Jumbo Hill rises as a prominent landmark in this segment of Andrews County, defining a landscape marked by intermittent water sources and a network of rural ranch roads. The presence of Scratch Springs in the western portion of the quadrangle suggests the vital importance of natural water points in this arid region, where ephemeral drainage patterns are common. Transportation across the plains is facilitated by Ranch Rd 87, which cuts diagonally across the southern half of the map, connecting the area to broader regional hubs. This survey also documents local infrastructure through a grid of numbered roads, including NW 9500, NW 8801, and SW 100, which provide access to the vast ranch lands. The map reflects a modern view of West Texas land management, focusing on the essential features that support ranching and local travel.