2010 Map of Pedarosa Camp

About this map

Pedarosa Creek and its surrounding drainage basins define this portion of the Texas Panhandle. In this early 21st-century landscape, the distribution of numerous named windmills, such as Partition Windmill, Sinclair Windmill, and Hackberry Windmill, underscores the vital importance of groundwater management for the local ranching economy. The terrain is further shaped by the presence of Martha Houghton Lake Number 1 and Martha Houghton Lake Number 2, both established behind modern dam structures. These water features, alongside Romero Creek and Antelope Spring Creek, provide essential landmarks in a region dominated by open range and limited road infrastructure, primarily centered on FM 767. The eponymous Pedarosa Camp serves as a primary point of human activity, situated near the confluence of local draws and seasonal water sources like Red Spring.