2019 Map of Mayfield Hills

About this map

Mayfield Hills rise from the high desert floor at the southern end of the Trans-Pecos, where the border between Culberson County and Jeff Davis County cuts diagonally across the terrain. This arid landscape is defined by its drainage patterns and isolated peaks, notably Hogeye Mtn in the northern portion of the quadrangle. The few established transit routes, such as Moon Ranch Rd, navigate the alluvial fans and contours between the hills. Ephemeral watercourses like Michigan Draw and Bunton Draw illustrate the catchment system for this high-altitude ranching country. The map captures the open-range character of West Texas, dominated by significant elevation changes and limited human infrastructure.