2010 Map of Pleasant Hill

About this map

Pleasant Hill and the settlement of Sligo anchor this landscape in the high plains of West Texas, where the terrain is defined by a grid of agricultural and oil-field access roads. The most prominent natural drainage is the ephemeral Sulphur Springs Draw, which cuts across the northern section of the quadrangle. The road network is heavily developed to support the local rural economy, with primary thoroughfares like Fm 213 and Taylor Rd providing connectivity between dispersed homesteads and industrial sites. This 2010 survey reflects a period of modern land management in Yoakum County, illustrating the precise rectangular surveying that characterizes the region. Researchers can trace the development of local infrastructure through the numerous numbered county roads, such as Co Rd 435 and Co Rd 385, which weave through the flat, semi-arid plains.