2012 Map of Reininger Draw

About this map

Reininger Draw serves as the primary drainage feature through this arid stretch of Pecos County, defining the movement of water across a landscape shaped by ranching and resource management. The 2012 topography reveals the critical role of dispersed water infrastructure in this West Texas environment, where livestock and wildlife depend on family-named catchments and pump sites. Landmarks such as the Nevins Windmills and Roark Windmill underscore a history of land use centered on groundwater extraction. The distribution of features like Watermelon Water Tank and Morales Tank indicates a carefully partitioned range, where each named tank represents a vital hub for local agricultural operations during the early 21st century.