2010 Map of Schooler Ranch

About this map

Schooler Ranch and Close Ranch define the human footprint on this high plains landscape in Cochran County. The area is characterized by a sprawling grid of rural county roads, including Co RD 107 and Co RD 250, which serve the agricultural and ranching operations typical of the Texas Panhandle. The most significant natural feature is the South Fork Sulphur Draw, a drainage way that cuts across the territory, illustrating the subtle topography of this arid region. The infrastructure is anchored by FM 1585 and State Route 214, providing essential connectivity between isolated ranch steadings and the surrounding territory. This 2010 survey records the layout of these landholdings and the precise network of secondary routes like Co RD 240 before the further evolution of modern rural land use.