2013 Map of Red Bluff

About this map

Red Bluff Reservoir dominates this landscape on the Pecos River, serving as a critical water source in this arid portion of West Texas. Small settlements and landings dot the shoreline, including Red Bluff at the southern dam site and Robinson Arms Landing on the western bank. The terrain is defined by dry watercourses such as Hackberry Draw and Tucker Draw that feed into the reservoir, while prominent landforms like Alcatraz and East West Bluff break the horizon. Evidence of the region's industrial footprint is visible in the southwest corner with the Sullivan Oil Field, indicating the ongoing importance of petroleum extraction. The small settlement of Angeles sits along a primary roadway, marking a transit point for those navigating the wide-open spaces between the water's edge and the surrounding oil-producing lands.