Andrews County Texas map — Andrews County is dominated by one service center, a New Mexico boundary, and broad oil-and-ranch plains with very few settlements.
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- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Andrews County
- County seat: Andrews
- Mapped places: Andrews, Florey
- Natural features: New Mexico state line, Southern High Plains, sandy plains and playas
- Main routes: U.S. 385, State Highways 115 and 176
What the Map Shows
Andrews lies near the center, while Florey provides a small northern reference. The western half remains largely open toward the state line.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 385 forms the north-south spine, and State Highways 115 and 176 spread east and west from Andrews. Playas replace major permanent streams as map references.
Local Context
Large ranches shaped early settlement, but petroleum production later became the defining economic force. Andrews now concentrates government, schools, retail, and energy services.
Ways to Use This Map
- Measure Andrews against New Mexico
- Compare the three highway directions
- Read the open oil-field plain beyond town
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Andrews positioned relative to New Mexico?
The city lies east of the state line near the county center.
Why are major streams absent?
The dry Southern High Plains contain more playas and intermittent drainage than permanent rivers.
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