2012 Map of Proctor Ranch

About this map

Proctor Ranch sits at the heart of this Hartley County landscape, where the survival of cattle and livestock depends on a widespread network of water-pumping infrastructure. The drainage of Punta de Agua Cr and its tributaries, Moneto Cr and Sand Cr, define the natural movement of water across these plains, though the land is primarily managed through human-built systems. Numerous named windmills, such as the High Windmill, Cruz Windmill, and Low Draw Windmill, are critical landmarks for local navigation and agricultural operations. The presence of the Oil Well Windmill suggests a convergence of early energy exploration with traditional ranching needs. Connectivity across this portion of the Texas Panhandle is maintained by Ranch Road 767, which provides the primary East-West transit through this specialized pastoral environment.