2010 Map of Tinaja

About this map

Tinaja sits at the heart of this Presidio County landscape, where the High Plains of West Texas are defined by an intricate network of drainage channels. The area is characterized by these intermittent waterways, such as the convergence of Chambers Draw and Antelope Draw, which dictate the local topography and historical movement across the range. Infrastructure in this remote stretch of the Trans-Pecos is sparse, consisting primarily of private ranching facilities and long-distance connectors. The Nopal Rd traverses the northern section of the map, while the Alta Vista Ranch Airport in the southeast corner provides a critical link for aerial access to this expansive ranching country. Other notable watercourses including Joe Williams Draw, Colquitt Draw, and Long Draw further illustrate the watershed patterns essential to life and livestock in this arid environment.