2019 Map of Lees

About this map

Lees sits at the junction of Ranch Rd 33 and FM 461, serving as a central point for the ranching and agricultural operations along the border of Howard and Glasscock Counties. This West Texas landscape is defined by the intermittent drainage of the N Concho River and Panther Cr, which carve subtle relief into the plains. The road network is a mixture of state-maintained routes and local ranch roads such as Drumright Rd and Hamby Rd, many of which appear to follow section lines or topographical contours. These corridors provide access to various rural homesteads and pastoral lands, reflecting the enduring pattern of land use in the Permian Basin region. Named landmarks like Squires Rd and Cauble Rd highlight the family-run nature of the area's history, where individual holdings are often delineated by these long-standing rural thoroughfares.