2010 Map of Lariat

About this map

Lariat and West Camp define the human landscape of this section of the Texas Panhandle, where the high plains are etched by the ancient drainage patterns of Progress Draw, Lariat Draw, and Blackwater Draw. The map reveals a strictly organized grid of agricultural section roads, intersected diagonally by the path of Highway 70 84 as it cuts across the northwest. This 2010 survey illustrates the persistence of small rural communities in Bailey County, anchored by local landmarks such as Lariat Cemetery and West Camp Cemetery. The infrastructure is characterized by a network of Farm to Market roads, including Fm 1731 and Fm 3125, which facilitate movement across this expansive ranching and farming territory. The presence of Loop 403 near the settlement of Lariat suggests a localized pocket of activity within the broader geometric precision of the Panhandle's rural landscape.