2010 Map of Westway NW

About this map

Deaf Smith County's high plains terrain is defined by a rigid grid of agricultural infrastructure and seasonal water features in this 2010 survey. The landscape is organized by a systematic network of county routes, including Co Rd PP and Co Rd OO, which segment the territory into expansive rectangular parcels typical of the Texas Panhandle. This layout facilitates large-scale ranching and farming operations, where local transport depends on long straightaways like Co Rd N and Co Rd P. Scattered across these sections are several small, intermittent water bodies and depressions that serve as vital drainage or livestock watering points in an otherwise arid environment. The map captures the intersection of thoroughfares such as Co Rd 12 and Co Rd 15, illustrating the sparse but deliberate human imprint on this wide-open prairie land.