2012 Map of Mount Livermore

About this map

Mt Livermore and the surrounding high-desert peaks of the Davis Mountains define this remote West Texas landscape. The 2012 survey illustrates a ranching economy dependent on dispersed water sources, marked by numerous isolated structures such as Reynolds Windmill, McDaniel Windmill, and the Rockpile House Windmill. These landmarks, along with various water catchments like Beef Pasture Tank and Madera Tank, trace the survival and management of the arid terrain. Natural crossings and dramatic formations, including Lockes Gap, Bridge Gap, and The Rockpile, provide essential orientation points across the rugged elevations. The presence of Limpia Spring and Limpia Cr in the southeast corner indicates the few perennial water features that historically supported travel and settlement in this corner of Jeff Davis County.