2010 Map of Bull Creek

About this map

The Clear Fork watercourse and its tributaries dominate this landscape in Fisher County, Texas, reflecting a region defined by its intermittent drainage patterns and small-scale water management. This 2010 survey shows a network of rural roads, such as FM 611 and various county routes like Co RD 312, providing access to the expansive agricultural and ranching properties that characterize the area. Several localized impoundments are prominent features on the terrain, notably Gober Lake and Davenport Lake, each accompanied by its respective structure, the Gober Lake Dam and Davenport Lake Dam. These reservoirs, along with Alkali Creek and Buffalo Creek, indicate the vital importance of water storage in this semi-arid part of West Texas. The map provides a detailed view of the local drainage system as it flows toward Bull Creek and Cottonwood Creek in the south, illustrating the natural contours and the human-made road grid that follows the section lines of the Texas plains.