2012 Map of Seagraves

About this map

Seagraves stands as a primary hub of Gaines County, characterized by a grid-like street plan and its reliance on a network of agricultural and industrial roads. The 2012 landscape is defined by the intersection of major thoroughfares and regional routes like Ranch Road 1939 and Ranch Road 1780. Northeast of the central settlement, the Seagraves Airport provides a key point of infrastructure, while the diagonal path of Old Hwy 62 cuts across the gridded section lines. This arrangement reflects the classic West Texas settlement pattern, where town life is tightly clustered and surrounded by vast tracts of land organized by numbered county roads. Local utility history is hinted at by Light Plant Rd, while the residential core features an alphabetical and numerical street system, including Avenue K and 14th St, which speaks to the organized expansion of the community over time.