2019 Map of T P Well

About this map

T P Well sits within a high-desert landscape defined by the convergence of ranching infrastructure and mid-century utility corridors. This West Texas terrain is marked by a network of water collection points essential for desert survival and livestock, including New Tank, Willow Tanks, and Hideaway Tank, alongside the larger catchment of Cottonwood Lake. The map illustrates a sparse but vital logistical network, where the natural drainage of Borrego Draw is intersected by industrial markers like the El Paso Jal Pipeline Rd. The boundary between El Paso County and Hudspeth County cuts across the western edge of the sheet, highlighting the administrative division in this open country. The presence of San Felipe and other local roads suggests a landscape organized around isolated outposts and utility maintenance in an arid environment where water sources like T P Well serve as the primary landmarks.