2010 Map of Seagraves SE

About this map

McKenzie Draw carves a subtle path across this portion of Gaines County, defining the drainage patterns of the Llano Estacado. The landscape is characterized by a strict orthogonal grid of county roads, reflecting the large-scale agricultural and ranching divisions typical of the Texas Panhandle. Significant transit is facilitated by Ranch Rd 1429, which serves as a primary north-south artery through this sparsely populated territory. The absence of traditional town centers highlights a rural economy where land is partitioned into expansive blocks, bounded by routes like Co Rd 122 and Co Rd 108. These corridors provide the primary infrastructure for reaching the scattered homesteads and industrial sites that dot the high plains in the early twenty-first century.