2019 Map of Blue Hole Springs

About this map

Blue Hole Springs serves as a primary hydrological focal point in this portion of Armstrong County, where the High Plains drop into the deeply dissected canyonlands of the Texas Panhandle. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainages including Mulberry Cr, Pearlwood Cr, and Parker Cr, which carve through the caprock to create distinctive topographic features. The dramatic transition from level plateau to jagged escarpment is most evident at the Koogle Jump-Off, a steep break in the terrain near Koogle Cr. Further south, Dutch Canyon and Cottonwood Cr illustrate the erosion patterns characteristic of the region's draws and arroyos, such as Willow Arroyo. Sparse infrastructure like Romeo Rd and Co RD 25 provide the only modern access through this complex system of breaks and watercourses.