2010 Map of Odessa SE

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Odessa expands into the Ector County plains in this 2010 survey, showing the transition from dense urban blocks to industrial and ranching lands. The landscape is defined by the legacy of West Texas energy and agriculture, with the Dora Roberts Oil Field occupying the eastern portion of the quadrangle while numerous named landmarks like Hendricks Windmills and the Shipping Pasture Windmill dot the open country. The arid geography is further marked by the seasonal paths of Muskingum Draw and Monahans Draw, which are intercepted by civil engineering features including Averitt Number 2 Dam and Averitt Number 3 Dam. Within the city limits, local landmarks such as Blackshear Stadium appear alongside significant transit corridors like SE Loop 338 S, providing a detailed view of the regional infrastructure as it stood at the start of the decade. Ranching family history is preserved through labels like Walters Ranch, illustrating the persistent connection between the town and its surrounding pastoral heritage.