2010 Map of Quito Draw

About this map

The meandering Pecos River carves a winding path through this West Texas landscape, serving as a primary geographical anchor in a region defined by its drainage basins and industrial development. Local water systems including Toyah Creek and the namesake Quito Draw converge toward the river, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Reeves County desert floor. The influence of the regional petroleum industry is evidenced by the Scott Delaware Oil Field, which sits in the shadow of topographic rises like Hays Hill. Transportation infrastructure is dominated by the diagonal corridor of I-20b Bus, which cuts across the northern half of the quadrangle, linking the open range to larger transit networks. For those tracking the evolution of Texas land use, this survey documents the persistent relationship between modern energy extraction and the natural landmarks like Rock Quarry Draw that have long defined the territory.