Upton County Texas map — Upton County has a southern Rankin-McCamey line and a separate northern oil-field reference at Midkiff.
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- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Upton County
- County seat: Rankin
- Mapped places: Rankin, McCamey, Midkiff
- Natural features: Permian Basin oil fields, Central Basin Platform, arid ranch plains
- Main routes: U.S. 67, State Highway 349
What the Map Shows
Rankin lies southeast, McCamey southwest, and Midkiff north. The broad gaps between them reflect extensive oil and ranch land.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 67 connects Rankin and McCamey. State Highway 349 runs north from Rankin toward Midkiff through a grid of energy roads.
Local Context
Oil and gas production dominates local employment and land use. Rankin is the county seat, McCamey a western service center, and Midkiff a northern production-area reference.
Ways to Use This Map
- Read the southern east-west line
- Measure Midkiff against the two towns
- Locate the Highway 349 connection
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Midkiff stand apart from the main towns?
It lies in the northern oil-field district, separate from U.S. 67.
What directly links Rankin and McCamey?
U.S. 67 provides the main east-west connection.
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