
O'Donnell sits at the intersection of the High Plains and the rolling breaks of the South Plains, straddling the border of Lynn and Dawson counties. The town site is laid out on a grid including residential and commercial streets such as Standefer St, Baldridge St, and Evans St. This landscape is defined by its agricultural character and drainage patterns, most notably the T J F Draw that winds through the southern portion of the quadrangle. Local landmarks include the ODonnell Cem located just south of the main settlement and the Gravel Pit Lake, which suggests the area's geological utility. The network of county roads like Co Rd 36 and Co Rd 38 connect the isolated farmsteads and ranch lands that dominate the surrounding territory.
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