2010 Map of Saragosa

About this map

Saragosa sits at the heart of this West Texas agricultural landscape, where the intersection of water and rail shaped the local economy. The town's grid is defined by E Main St and Parede St, just south of the Saragosa Siding along the rail line. This 2010 survey highlights the vital irrigation infrastructure necessary for life in Reeves County, most notably the Reeves County Water Improvement Canal which cuts across the southern portion of the quadrangle. The surrounding terrain is a network of ephemeral watercourses including Toyah Creek, Canyon Creek, and Cherry Creek, alongside the distinct Adobe Draw. A grid of county roads, such as Co Rd 315 and Co Rd 329, provides access to the ranching and farming tracts that dominate the territory between Ranch Rd 3334 to the north and Ranch Rd 1215 to the south.