2010 Map of Three Way School

About this map

Three Way School stands as the central landmark in this West Texas agricultural landscape, anchoring a vast grid of section roads and rural properties. The terrain is defined by its characteristic High Plains topography, where seasonal depressions and playas are scattered across the level surface between well-maintained county routes. This 2010 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey details a sophisticated irrigation and transport network, with major corridors like Fm 1731 and Co Rd 1234 connecting the scattered farmsteads. The precision of the road layout, including Co Rd 1254 and Co Rd 1284, reflects the systematic land partitioning essential to the region's ranching and cotton-farming heritage.