2010 Map of North of Tokio

About this map

Lost Draw and Sulphur Draw define the drainage patterns of this high plains region in Terry County. The landscape is dominated by a systematic grid of section roads and agricultural infrastructure, reflecting the late 20th-century development of West Texas ranching and farming. Key transit corridors like FM 1780 and Ranch Rd 2196 serve as the primary links between remote agricultural parcels. The intersection of Countyline Rd and Six Mile Rd illustrates the rigid surveying methods used to partition this arid terrain. While the area is largely devoid of dense settlements, the network of local routes such as Taylor Rd and Co Rd 150 reveals a territory deeply organized for large-scale land management and natural resource access.