2019 Map of Coleman

About this map

Coleman serves as the central hub of this West Texas landscape, where a dense grid of residential streets like Cottonwood St and W Pecan St meet a surrounding network of rural ranch roads. The geography is defined by a series of engineered water bodies and natural drainage systems, including Old City Lake and Hunter Lake, along with several conservation reservoirs managed by the Soil Conservation Service. These lakes, alongside Country Club Lake, reflect the region's managed water resources essential for the local environment. Stretching outward from the town center, the terrain is carved by natural waterways such as Bachelor Prong, Hords Cr, and Loss Cr. To the northeast, the Coleman Municipal Airport marks a modern transport node, while the broader countryside is threaded with county roads such as Co Rd 157 and Co Rd 457, connecting the municipal center to outlying ranch lands.