2016 Map of McEwen Draw

About this map

Lake Coleman dominates the southeastern quadrant of this West Texas landscape, where the waters of Jim Ned Creek and its many tributaries are captured by mid-century water management projects. The boundary between Callahan and Coleman counties cuts horizontally across the terrain, illustrating the rural divide between these two ranching and agricultural regions. The map reveals a complex network of drainage features, including McEwen Draw, Clear Cr, and Rough Cr, alongside smaller impoundments like Hudson Lake and the Soil Conservation Service Site 12f Reservoir.