2010 Map of Boise

About this map

The settlement of Boise in the Texas Panhandle is defined by a landscape of sprawling ranchland and ephemeral waterways. In this high plains region of Oldham County, human presence is primarily marked by rural road networks like Fm 2858 and Co RD R that cut through open range. The drainage of West Strip East Fork Mujares Creek and its eastern counterpart East Strip East Fork Mujares Creek carve subtle paths across the terrain, while Hay Lake serves as a notable hydrologic landmark in the southeastern corner. The presence of Bridwell Ranch underscores the area's deep-rooted agricultural and ranching identity, reflecting the large-scale landholdings that have historically dominated this portion of the Llano Estacado. This documentation provides a clear view of the sparse but critical infrastructure required to maintain life and commerce in a remote cattle-country environment.