2012 Map of Cowboy Springs

About this map

The Red River defines the sweeping border landscape between Oklahoma and Texas, weaving a braided path through a region dominated by agriculture and rural infrastructure. Near the center of this 2012 survey, Cowboy Springs sits amidst a network of section-line roads, illustrating the persistent grid-based settlement pattern of the southern plains. The presence of Taylor Corner Gin points to the continued importance of cotton processing in this borderland economy, while the Mc Alister Farm Airport in the south provides evidence of the role of private aviation in managing large-scale farming operations. This landscape is also characterized by a complex drainage system, where tributaries like Adams Cr, Cooper Cr, and Suttle Cr feed into the primary river channel. These waterways and the straight-line roads like FM-370 and Mount Carmel Rd create a distinct geometry of natural curves against human-imposed order.