2019 Map of Cuthand

About this map

The Sulphur River meanders along the southern border of this North Texas landscape, defining the boundary between Red River and Titus counties. This area is characterized by a dense network of tributaries and seasonal waterways, including the prominent Cuthand Cr and Whiteoak Cr, which feed into the primary river system. The terrain is marked by numerous oxbow formations and low-lying wetlands such as Horseshoe Lake, Stout Lake, and Cottonwood Slough, indicating a flood-prone bottomland environment. Human activity is represented by localized agricultural infrastructure, most notably the Blackmon Farms Reservoir Number 3, and a grid of rural routes like FM 1487 and Co RD 1410. This map captures a rural Texas interior where the natural drainage patterns of the Sulphur River basin continue to dictate the placement of roads and farm boundaries.