1970 Map of Lindsey Ranch

About this map

Lindsey Ranch serves as a lone focal point in this 1970 landscape of the Permian Basin, where the arid terrain is defined by wide seasonal drainages and extensive energy infrastructure. The topographic detail follows the winding paths of High Lonesome Draw and China Draw, which break the flat horizon of Upton County. This era of land use is characterized by a dense network of a Pipeline and industrial markers, including numerous instances of an Oil Well, a Drill Hole, and a Pumping Sta. The presence of a Substa and several Gravel Pit locations further underscores the region's mid-century role as a center for extraction and resource transport. For those researching West Texas land history, the map provides precise locations for scattered Well and Wells sites that were critical for ranching and industrial operations in this dry climate.