2010 Map of Roundup

About this map

The settlement of Roundup anchors this South Plains landscape along the northern edge of the Llano Estacado. The area is defined by a rigid grid of rural routes, including many named for distant states such as Tennessee, Ohio, Maine Rd, and Nevada Rd, suggesting the diverse origins of the region's homesteaders. The most prominent natural feature is the Yellow House Draw, a dry riverbed that carves a subtle path through the flat agricultural terrain. Industry is concentrated at the Anton - Irish, Clear Fork Oil Field, which marks the intersection of the region's deep petroleum reserves and its surface farming heritage. This 2010 survey also highlights the County Line boundary, showing how administrative borders bisect the small communities and vast fields of the Texas Panhandle.