2019 Map of Antelope Creek NE

About this map

Millers Creek Reservoir dominates the western landscape of this North Texas terrain, where the waters of Millers Creek are impounded before flowing eastward across the county line. The landscape is defined by a dense network of intermittent drainage, with Louse Run, Dutch Creek, and Gray Back Creek carving intricate paths through the cattle country of the Rolling Plains. In the northeast corner, a bend of the Brazos River cuts through the topography, marking a stark contrast to the smaller ephemeral streams like Mexican Creek and Marys Creek that crisscross the ranch lands. The boundary between Baylor County and Throckmorton County runs west to east, anchored by a grid of rural routes including FM 1152 and Higgins Road. This map illustrates the transition from high-ground grazing areas to the riparian zones of the Brazos basin, showing the essential relationship between water management and the modern Texas ranching economy.