2011 Map of Charlie

About this map

Charlie serves as the primary settlement hub in this North Texas landscape, where the winding path of the Wichita River creates a complex network of oxbows and riparian terrain. The hydrology of the area is defined by significant water management features, including the Petrolia Reservoirs, as well as Petrolia Lake Number 1 and Petrolia Lake Number 2 situated to the southeast. To the north, the elevation rises toward Pumpkin Ridge, while local drainages like Hay Creek and the marshy edges of Byers Lake further characterize the river valley's geography. A dense grid of rural corridors, such as Fleming School Rd and Precinct Line Rd, reflects a history of local land division and agricultural development in this part of Clay County.