2012 Map of Ozark Lake

About this map

Ozark Lake serves as a central landmark in this West Texas landscape, surrounded by an extensive network of ranching infrastructure and local roads. The terrain is defined by its wide distribution of water sources, indicated by a series of named windmills including North Winters Windmill, South Winters Windmill, and the Gyp Flats Windmill. These features, along with Estes Ranch, highlight the importance of water management in the cattle ranching economy of Crane County. A complex web of county roads, such as Co RD 2085 and Co RD 241, provides access to these remote landmarks, while Ranch Road 1233 traverses the northern portion of the quadrangle. Other features like Hidden Water Windmill and Gulf Windmill further emphasize the historical and practical reliance on groundwater for sustaining local livestock and settlement patterns.