2016 Map of Midkiff SW

About this map

Upton County ranchlands and agricultural fields define this portion of the Permian Basin, where a precise grid of rural routes facilitates movement through the expansive terrain. The most prominent corridor is Fm 2401, which cuts east-to-west across the lower half of the landscape. This network of unpaved and secondary roads, such as Co Rd 116 and Co Rd 114, reflects the region's long-standing reliance on livestock and oil field access. The map reveals the intricate land partitions characteristic of West Texas, with family and service roads like Cotton Ln and Co Rd 120-A leading to remote homesteads or work sites. The sparse water features and regular intervals of the survey grid illustrate a landscape managed for resource extraction and ranching in the twenty-first century.