2016 Map of Ozark Lake

About this map

Ozark Lake serves as a central focal point in this West Texas landscape, positioned near the western edge of the quadrangle. The terrain is marked by the irregular boundary between Ward and Crane counties, illustrating the rural transition between these two administrative zones. The area is defined by a network of secondary routes and oil-field access roads, including Ranch Rd 1233 and S Stockton Ave. The dense grid of unnamed tracks and local designations like Co Rd 2085 and Co Rd 241 reflects the industrial footprint of petroleum extraction in the Permian Basin during the early twenty-first century. This survey documents the specific drainage patterns and land-use infrastructure characteristic of the high desert plains before further modern development.