2013 Map of Toyah

About this map

Toyah anchors this Trans-Pecos landscape, showing its street grid nestled between the interstate and the expansive arid terrain of Reeves County. The settlement's history is reflected in its three distinct burial grounds: the Toyah Old Cem, the Toyah New Cem, and the Mexican Cem. This layout preserves the town's traditional core along streets like Rio Grande St and S Centre St, while the surrounding ranching economy is evidenced by a network of named water-sourcing landmarks such as the Cargill Windmill, Griffin Windmill, and White House Windmill. The natural topography is defined by ephemeral drainage patterns like China Draw and Moody Draw, which channel runoff toward the southwest. To the east, Bullington Hill rises as a singular named landmark, while the local transportation network extends via Ranch Road 2903 and numerous county roads.