2016 Map of Chalk Hill

About this map

Tierra Blanca Cr winds through the southern reaches of this landscape in Deaf Smith County, cutting a distinct drainage path across the high plains of the Texas Panhandle. The terrain is characterized by broad agricultural allotments and a structured grid of rural transit routes, with the namesake Chalk Hill serving as a prominent topographical landmark in the eastern portion of the survey. Transportation in the mid-2010s relies on a network of county roads and more significant corridors such as Ranch Rd 1058 and Fm 2298, which facilitate movement between scattered farmsteads. The map's detail reveals the intersection of natural drainage and human organization, showing how the land is partitioned into large parcels typical of modern ranching and farming operations in this region.