2012 Map of Wildhorse Draw

About this map

Coyote Place sits in the northwest corner of this West Texas landscape, an area defined by the drainage of Wildhorse Draw. The map reveals a sparse, arid environment where human presence is primarily marked by an extensive system of water management. Named livestock tanks are the primary landmarks across the terrain, suggesting a history of ranching and survival in the high desert. To the southeast, the geography shifts toward Peacock Canyon, where more concentrated water features like Peacock Tank and Shakespeare Tanks are situated. The layout of these water sources, including Old Rattlesnake Tank and Rattlesnake Tank, provides a detailed record of how land was utilized and segmented in Hudspeth County during the early 21st century. The sparse road network and the naming of specific tanks like Crowder Tank and Monroe Tank reflect the localized nature of the area's development.