2013 Map of San Martine

About this map

San Martine lies at the heart of this West Texas landscape, where the survival of ranching operations depends on a network of water tanks and windmills. The terrain is defined by dry watercourses like San Martine Draw, Adobe Draw, and Antelope Draw, which converge near the historic Seven Heart Crossing. This crossing and the presence of numerous named windmills, including Gun Barrel Windmill and Railroad Windmill, indicate a long-standing reliance on groundwater to support livestock across the arid range. To the north, T Diamond Ranch sits amidst a collection of distinctively named water features such as Dead Cow Tank and Ice Cream Tank. The prominence of San Martine Peak provides a central landmark for this sparsely populated region, illustrating the intersection of natural topography and the practical infrastructure of the cattle industry.