2010 Map of Meier Hills

About this map

Cowan Springs and a series of livestock-supporting windmills define the working landscape of this Reeves County rangeland. The terrain is shaped by the prominence of the Meier Hills and New Well Hills, where the drainage patterns of Hackberry Draw and Adobe Draw converge toward the southeast. Land use in this arid portion of West Texas is marked by isolated landmarks like the Florenzo Windmill and Bravo Windmill, which reflect the essential infrastructure required for ranching. Transportation is anchored by the presence of Co RD 328, providing one of the few managed routes through the drainage systems of Fivemile Draw and Cherry Creek. This map documents a transitional period in the early 21st century where traditional water sources like North New Well Windmill remain critical features of the topographical survey.