2012 Map of Lariat NE

About this map

Parmer County's high plains landscape is defined by a rigid, geometric grid of agricultural thoroughfares in this 2012 survey. The territory is dominated by an extensive network of county roads, including the long east-west spans of Co Road R, Co Road S, and Co Road T, which facilitate movement through this heavily managed ranching and farming region. The layout reflects a systematic approach to land division, where secondary north-south routes like Co RD-11 and Co RD-13 intersect the primary horizontal corridors at regular intervals. More significant traffic is channeled through regional connectors such as Ranch Road 3333 and FM-145. This map provides a clear picture of the modern rural infrastructure required to maintain large-scale operations in the Texas Panhandle, showing the sparse but essential landmarks of the Llano Estacado.