2019 Map of Westway NW

About this map

The High Plains of Deaf Smith County are defined by a meticulous grid of rural infrastructure in this late 2010s survey. This portion of the Texas Panhandle is characterized by scattered wetlands and playa lakes, many of which are encircled by subtle topographical contours. The landscape is organized by a systematic network of county roads, including the north-south corridors of Co Rd Pp, Co Rd Oo, and Co Rd O, which intersect with latitudinal routes like Co Rd 16 and Co Rd 12. These roads follow section lines that illustrate the large-scale agricultural and ranching layout typical of this region. The interplay between the rigid road geometry and the natural depression of the wetlands reveals the practical adaptation of human travel to the undulating Texas terrain.