2013 Map of Pritchett

About this map

Pritchett occupies the northwest corner of this map, established where US Hwy 160 meets local ways like Railroad St and Irving St. The surrounding landscape is defined by the sweeping reach of the Comanche National Grassland, a vast public expanse that preserves the shortgrass prairie of the high plains. The topography is shaped by the intermittent drainage of Lone Rock Draw and its tributaries, including the North Fork and South Fork. These natural contours are punctuated by small-scale water management features typical of the arid region, such as Jett Reservoir and Tract 1828 Reservoir. A rigid grid of county roads, such as Co Road 13 and Co Road W, overlays the terrain, reflecting the systematic land division and ranching access routes that support the area's agricultural community.