2010 Map of North of Tucker Hill

About this map

Blue Ridge Farm and several critical water points anchor this high-plains landscape in Pecos County during the early 21st century. The map depicts a sparse, functional grid of roads and landmarks essential for agriculture and ranching in a territory defined by its wide horizons. Isolated infrastructure like the McCarmack Windmill and the East Sanders Windmill serve as primary navigational markers and survival resources in this section of the Texas backcountry. These features, along with routes like Co Rd 111, Co Rd 108, and Mendel Rd, represent the specialized settlement pattern of a region where water management and long-distance travel are central to daily life. The geometric precision of the property and road lines reveals the late-modern organization of the West Texas range.