1994 Map of Sonora
USGS Topo · Published 1994About this map
The Edwards Plateau landscape of West Texas is defined here by the headwaters of several major river systems and a prolific energy industry. The map captures the intersection of the South Concho River, the San Saba River, and the Llano River, which carve deep drainage networks across the terrain such as Prong Valley and Antelope Draw. This 1994 edition reveals a region heavily utilized for its natural resources, with extensive infrastructure for the Page Oil and Gas Field, Eldorado Canyon Gas Field, and Huldahl Oil Field. Local landmarks like the Caverns of Sonora south of the city and Bramley Mountain provide distinct geographic orientation. The presence of a legacy Railroad Grade near Eldorado points to the area's transport history, while the sprawling network of draws and hollows underscores the arid landscape's seasonal water patterns.
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