2012 Map of Bull Creek

About this map

Clear Fork and its network of seasonal tributaries define the landscape of this Fisher County region during the early twenty-first century. The terrain is structured by a grid of county roads and ranch paths, punctuated by small reservoirs like Gober Lake and Davenport Lake. These water sources are critical features in a semi-arid environment, serving the surrounding ranchlands and agricultural plots. The drainage patterns of Buffalo Cr, Bull Cr, and Alkali Cr reveal the natural topography of the Texas Rolling Plains, showing how water movement has shaped the local land use. While the map is dominated by open country, the intersection of Fm-611 and various county routes, such as Co RD-312 and Co RD-448, illustrates the rural infrastructure necessary for navigating this expansive territory.