2022 Map of Oklahoma Lane

About this map

Wilsey sits as a central point of reference in this High Plains landscape of Parmer County, where the geometric grid of agricultural roads defines the human geography. The terrain is marked by the subtle depressions of ephemeral watercourses, most notably Running Water Draw in the northwest and Progress Draw further south. These seasonal drainage patterns provide the only deviation from the relentless surveyor's grid that segments the land into large square parcels. A network of secondary routes and farm-to-market roads, including FM 2396 and FM 3333, connects these rural reaches. This map illustrates the highly organized agricultural infrastructure of the Texas Panhandle, showing how transportation corridors like Ranch Rd 1731 and Ranch Rd 145 integrate this remote farming region with the broader state transit system.