2016 Map of Narrow Bow Draw

About this map

The Pecos River snakes across the northeastern corner of this arid landscape, defining the boundary between Loving Co and Reeves County. This 2016 survey illustrates a terrain dominated by significant drainage systems, where seasonal water flow has carved distinct features like Narrow Bow Draw and Horsehead Draw into the West Texas plains. The network of county roads, including Co RD 433 and Co RD 432, provides the primary infrastructure for navigating this expansive area. Man-made water catchments like Hackberry Tank serve as critical points in an otherwise dry environment. The presence of features such as John D Draw and W T Draw suggests a history of local land naming tied to individual or family identification. Together, these elements represent a modern look at the hydraulic and transportation patterns that dictate life in this portion of the Permian Basin region.