2022 Map of Rustler Camp

About this map

Wolf Springs and the headwaters of Wolf Cr characterize this landscape on the border of Motley and Dickens Counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of seasonal drainage channels, including Rustler Cr and Mexican Cr, which cut through the High Plains. Modern infrastructure is concentrated in the southern and eastern portions of the map, where Farm to Market Road 193 and a series of county roads like County Road 113 provide access to the rural ranching and agricultural land. In the northeast corner, Roaring Springs marks a rare perennial water source in this arid region. The drainage patterns of Grapevine Creek and its tributaries reveal a complex topography of breaks and canyons that transition from the flatter tablelands to the more dissected drainage basins characteristic of the Rolling Plains.