2016 Map of Toyah SW

About this map

Pelican Spring and Coyote Spring anchor this arid Trans-Pecos landscape in Reeves County, where the desert topography is defined by seasonal watercourses and ancient springs. The terrain is crisscrossed by several significant drainages, including the wide Salt Draw in the north and San Martine Draw to the east. These ephemeral features are critical markers in the West Texas cattle country, as evidenced by man-made infrastructure like Jog Tank. The presence of an Oil Field in the eastern section of the map highlights the area's industrial importance, as resource extraction follows the natural contours of the land. Local travel is facilitated by rural routes such as Co RD 225 and Co RD 229, providing access to this sparsely populated expanse of the Permian Basin.