1965 Map of Spraberry

About this map

The Spraberry Oil Field and the adjacent Germania Oil Field define the industrial character of this West Texas landscape during the mid-1960s. Located along the boundary of Midland and Glasscock Counties, the area is heavily marked by energy extraction infrastructure, including a network of pipelines, oil wells, and a Pumping Station near the Tex-Harvey Camp. The settlement of Spraberry and the nearby Spraberry Ch serve as local focal points amidst the arid terrain. Natural drainage is dictated by a series of dry watercourses, most notably Midland Draw, Johnson Draw, and Pemberton Draw, which cut through the landscape. The presence of the Boone Ranch and scattered Gravel Pit locations reflect a mix of traditional ranching and active resource development typical of the Permian Basin during this era.