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First Irrigation Well in Lamb County

First Irrigation Well in Lamb County from directly overhead

First Irrigation Well in Lamb County is a historic site in Texas, at a modelled elevation of 1,131 m. The nearest named place is Spring Lake, a historic site 0.3 miles away. Texas Plains Trail runs past it. 52 named places lie within 25 miles.

What the record says

Built
1972
Material
aluminium

What to expect

Operated by
Texas Historical Commission

Official site

How to reach it

Coordinates34.23379, -102.49374

52 named places within 25 miles

Historic sites: 35
Parks: 11
  • City Park: 13.1 mi
  • Babe Ruth Park: 13.4 mi
  • Muleshoe City Park: 14.1 mi
  • Olton City Park: 20.3 mi
  • Laguna Park: 23.3 mi
Museums: 2
  • Muleshoe Museum: 13.1 mi
  • Mulleshoe Heritage Center: 14.5 mi
Rest areas: 1

When to go

Light through the year

DateSunriseGolden hourSunset
March equinox07:5419:2920:02
June solstice06:3920:2921:06
September equinox07:3919:1519:48
December solstice07:5317:0617:45

Local time (America/Chicago).

Climate normals

Months averaging 50–80 °F: Apr–Oct.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °F374048566575777668574537
Precip in0.50.51.00.91.82.82.52.82.41.80.60.7

1991–2020 U.S. Climate Normals, NOAA NCEI — Muleshoe #1, 14 mi away.

Where this comes from

Location and category confirmed against OpenStreetMap.

OpenStreetMapOfficial site

OpenStreetMap element node/12438067571

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