2016 Map of Bunker Hill

About this map

The White River Reservoir dominates the southern landscape of this region along the border of Crosby Co and Dickens Co. This terrain is defined by the erosion patterns of the White River, which is fed by numerous seasonal drainages including Pete Cr, Sand Cr, and Dockum Cr. The elevation rises toward the prominent heights of Bunker Hill and Negro Hill, offering a clear view of the topographical transition from the High Plains down toward the river basin. Resource management is evident through features like the Soil Conservation Service Site 6 Reservoir and various livestock watering points such as Shaw Tank and Cottonwood Tank. Remote county roads like Co RD 466 and Co RD 405 provide the primary access through this sparsely settled ranching country, tracing the edges of deep draws like Hackberry Draw.