2012 Map of Levelland West

About this map

Lobo Lake sits at the eastern edge of this High Plains landscape, where the residential grid of West Texas begins to give way to an expansive network of rural roads. The area is defined by a strictly organized system of section-line roads, including Five Mile Rd and Kelly Rd, which facilitate the region's agricultural and resource-extraction economy. The transition from the more densely settled streets like Wilson St and Lincoln St to the open land illustrates the planned growth of this Hockley County community. Along the northern corridors, names like America Rd and Arizona Rd mark the long stretches of prairie, while Gusher Rd hints at the underlying energy industry that has long sustained the local economy. The primary east-west artery, W State Road 114, serves as the connective tissue between the town center and the surrounding rural infrastructure.