2016 Map of Nazareth NW

About this map

The High Plains of the Texas Panhandle are defined here by a geometric grid of rural section roads and the winding path of Middle Tule Draw. This 2016 survey highlights the intersection of three counties—Deaf Smith, Castro, and Randall—marking a sparsely populated agricultural landscape where movement is dictated by the precise alignments of routes like Co Line Rd and FM 1075. The drainage patterns of the draw contrast sharply with the rigid human-imposed boundaries, illustrating the environmental character of this upland region before it slopes toward more varied terrain. State-maintained routes such as FM 2567 provide the primary connectivity through this expansive prairie, which remains dedicated to large-scale ranching and farming operations.