2010 Map of Tee Pee City

About this map

Tee Pee City serves as the focal point of this rangeland landscape in Cottle County, where the Middle Pease River and Tee Pee Creek converge. The terrain is defined by a dense network of ranching infrastructure, characterized by numerous named water sources and pumping stations such as the Dave Harris Windmill, Lone Pole Windmill, and Schweitzer Windmill. These features indicate a sophisticated water management system necessary for livestock in the arid Texas Panhandle environment. Significant landmarks like Bull Pasture Hill and the Red Hills rise above the drainage basins of Sand Creek and Cow Hollow Creek. The map also preserves the locations of vital ranching waypoints, including the Old Headquarters Tank and the Cow Hollow Trap, offering a clear view of the industrial and geographic organization of large-scale cattle operations in the early 21st century.