2019 Map of Kermit NW

About this map

Monument Draw cuts a subtle north-south path through this portion of the Permian Basin, a landscape defined by an extensive grid of service roads and industrial access points. The area northwest of Kermit shows a transition from open terrain to a highly organized network of local connectors such as Co Rd 101 and Capitan Rd. This 2019 survey documents the intricate geometry of oil and gas infrastructure, where hundreds of small spurs and pads are linked by routes like N FM 874. The lack of traditional residential clusters highlights the specialized industrial character of Winkler County, where transportation is dictated by resource extraction rather than settlement. Local researchers can trace the reach of named routes like Emu Rd and Co Rd 103 as they navigate the flat, engineered geography of the West Texas plains.