2016 Map of Boxelder

About this map

Sulphur River meanders along the southern border of this Northeast Texas landscape, defining the boundary between Red River and Titus counties. The terrain is characterized by an intricate drainage network where Cuthand Creek and Whiteoak Creek feed into expansive wetlands and bottomlands. Near the northern edge, the small community of Boxelder sits at the junction of local routes, while the Evergreen Cem offers a point of interest for genealogists tracing local family histories. The area is notable for its numerous named water features, including Ogilvie Lake, Magic Valley Lake, and the engineered Blackmon Farms Reservoir Number 6. Low-lying elevations are punctuated by distinct rises such as Stockbridge Knoll and Pigpen Knoll, which stand above the surrounding sloughs and creek beds.