2013 Map of T P Well

About this map

T-P Well and its surrounding desert landscape in El Paso County are defined by a network of water-management features essential for arid-climate utility. This 2013 survey reveals a landscape where cattle ranching or land management infrastructure persists through labels like New Tank, Willow Tanks, and the secluded Hideaway Tank. The presence of Cottonwood Lake and the natural drainage of Borrego Draw contrast with the straight-line industrial corridors of the El Paso Jal Pipeline Rd. Transportation is limited to functional routes such as Clint Rd and San Felipe, highlighting the low-density, industrial-agricultural character of this West Texas terrain. These markers provide a clear view of how water and energy infrastructure organize the modern landscape of the far western edge of the state.