2016 Map of Midkiff SE

About this map

The high plains of the Permian Basin are defined here by a geometric network of ranch roads and county lines. Stretching across the border between Upton and Reagan Counties, the landscape is primarily organized around long-distance corridors like FM 2401 and FM 2594. Unlike many regions where roads follow the natural contours of the land, this 2016 survey shows a grid-like precision typical of West Texas ranching and energy country. Local access is facilitated by numerous county roads, including Co Rd 126 and Co Rd 128, while distinctive local names like Bamboo, Pecan, and Fathergilla appear as specific destination points or small-scale landmarks in the northern portion of the quadrangle. This map documents the infrastructure supporting the vast agricultural and resource-based economy of the Edwards Plateau region.