2019 Map of Loop SW

About this map

McKenzie Draw carves a subtle path through the high plains of Gaines County, defining the hydrologic character of this West Texas landscape. The region is predominantly organized by a rigorous grid of section lines and county roads, reflecting the systematic land division typical of the Llano Estacado. Significant transit corridors like Ranch Rd 303 and FM Rd 1066 provide the primary infrastructure through these wide-open spaces, connecting the scattered agricultural and ranching interests that dominate the area. The map's contour lines illustrate the gentle depressions and rises that characterize the topography, where seasonal drainage features like McKenzie Draw are the most prominent natural landmarks. Local movement is facilitated by a dense network of numbered routes including Co RD 122, Co RD 114, and Co RD 108, which trace the property boundaries of this expansive rural territory.