2016 Map of Stanton

About this map

Stanton sits as the focal point of this West Texas landscape, positioned at a critical junction of regional travel and local infrastructure. The community is defined by a traditional grid of streets, including St Anna St and E St Michael St, south of the heavy transport corridor of the I-20 Service Road. North of the town center, the Stanton Municipal Airport serves as a modern landmark amidst the dry drainage patterns of Calf Cr. To the southeast, the terrain transitions toward Hamilton Draw, a significant natural feature in this semi-arid environment. The surrounding area is crisscrossed by an extensive network of rural roads such as Co Rd 2400 and FM 2002, illustrating the reach of the local agricultural and ranching economy. This layout reflects the area's continued reliance on organized transport and the intersection of local residential life with the broader Texas highway system.