2012 Map of Camp Springs

About this map

Camp Springs serves as the central hub of this West Texas quadrangle, where local history is anchored by the Camp Springs Cem and the surrounding rural infrastructure. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns, with numerous seasonal watercourses including Rough Cr, Cottonwood Cr, and Turkey Cr carving through the terrain. Notable landforms such as Green Mtn, Horse Hollow, and Gyp Draw illustrate the varied topography characteristic of Scurry County. The road network, including Farm-To-Market Road 1614 and Camp Springs Rd, connects scattered homesteads and provides access to local landmarks like Dripping Spring. This survey captures the intersection of traditional ranching geography and modern rural transit routes.