2016 Map of Perkins Lake

About this map

Perkins Lake sits at the northern edge of the boundary between Crane and Upton counties in West Texas. The landscape is defined by the ephemeral Landreth Draw and several managed water features, including the McElroy Reservoir. This 2016 survey highlights a sparse infrastructure dominated by ranch and service roads, reflecting the region's historical ties to large-scale cattle ranching and modern resource management. The convergence of McElroy Ranch Rd and Mc Elroy Headquarters Rd suggests a landscape organized around centralized ranching operations. Significant local thoroughfares like Farm Rd 1233 and Tarpley Rd provide access through the open terrain, connecting the isolated landmarks across this portion of the Permian Basin.