1980 Map of Rock House Draw NW

About this map

South Linger Draw and the complex topography of Pecos County define this arid landscape during the mid-1970s. The map illustrates a region where water management was critical for ranching or industry, marked by man-made catchments like Hole-in-the-Ground Tank and Stockton Tank. The presence of several Gravel Pits, a Well, and a Drill Hole suggests active resource extraction and exploration in the vicinity of Kincaid. Transportation through this territory relied on a mix of primary roads and a more rudimentary Jeep Trail network, while a remote Landing Strip in the southern portion provided aerial access to this expansive terrain. The drainage patterns of Hole-in-the-Ground Draw further highlight the natural pathways carved through the local elevation.