2010 Map of Juno

About this map

The settlement of Juno serves as the focal point for this section of Val Verde County, where the arid landscape is defined by its dependency on scattered water sources. The Devils River cuts through the territory, joined by a complex network of seasonal drainages including Cully Draw, Twomile Draw, and Two Section Draw. The importance of groundwater for ranching is evident in the naming of features such as the Oil Well Windmill, Windy Point Windmill, and Middle Pasture Windmill, which support local livestock operations. Large landholdings like the Pecos Canyon Ranch and Beaver Lake Ranch dominate the topography. Near the river, the Juno Cemetery stands as a testament to the community's roots, while Ranch Rd 189 provides the primary transit artery through the rugged canyon country.