2010 Map of South Fork Sulphur Draw

About this map

Dean Ranch anchors the northern portion of this High Plains landscape, situated amidst a dense network of local routes like Co RD 197 and Co RD 187. The area is defined by the subtle drainage patterns of the Sulphur Draw and the South Fork Sulphur Draw, which carve through the grid-like agricultural and ranching parcels of Cochran County. This 2010 survey illustrates the organized rural infrastructure typical of West Texas, where state maintained roads such as Fm 1585 and Fm 301 provide the primary arteries connecting isolated ranching operations to the wider region. The map reveals the precise intersection of county roads and natural drainage channels, reflecting a landscape where water management and road access are central to local land use.