2022 Map of McKenzie Lake SE

About this map

The Gaines Co Andrews Co line bisects this portion of the Texas High Plains, revealing a landscape defined by ephemeral hydrology and a strict rectilinear road network. The most prominent natural feature is Seminole Draw, which meanders through the western half of the quadrangle. This intermittent watercourse provides a rare break in the otherwise consistent topography of the region, where large-scale ranching and land divisions are marked by a grid of county roads. These thoroughfares, including Co Rd 433, Co Rd 428, and Co Rd 422, provide the primary structure for the area's movement and land management. To the south, specialized lanes such as Walley Ln and Ne 601D suggest more localized access points within the expansive ranchlands at the border of Gaines and Andrews Counties.