2010 Map of Bushland

About this map

Bushland serves as the central hub of this High Plains landscape, situated along a major east-west transportation corridor. The terrain to the north is defined by the drainage of Tecovas Creek and Spring Creek, which wind through the plains toward features like the Tecovas Pond Dam. Rising above the surrounding flatlands, Goat Mountain provides a distinct topographic landmark in the northern portion of the quadrangle. The map captures a moment of transition for the community, where traditional section-line roads like W Co Rd 34 and W Farmers Ave intersect with newer residential developments represented by streets such as White Tail Ave and Laramie. This grid-iron network of county roads and family-named drives, including Bezner Dr and Blessen Dr, illustrates the steady expansion of rural homesteads and agricultural infrastructure on the outskirts of the Texas Panhandle.