2016 Map of Spur

About this map

Spur sits at the northwestern corner of this West Texas landscape, serving as a concentrated hub of settlement amidst a vast network of draws and creeks. The town's grid is clearly defined by streets such as Granite St and W Hill St, with Travis Field positioned just to the southwest. The terrain is dominated by the erosive patterns of the Rolling Plains, where Dockum Cr and Duck Cr carve through the land toward the southeast. To the east of town, the Soil Conservation Service Site 12 Reservoir indicates local water management efforts in this semi-arid region. Further south, the landscape becomes increasingly defined by topographic features like the Steele Hills and broad drainage passages including Spade Draw and Wilson Draw, reflecting a classic cattle-country geography at the transition between the High Plains and the Caprock.