2012 Map of Davidson

About this map

Davidson and the settlement of Elliott occupy this Tillman County landscape along the winding border between Oklahoma and Texas. The Red River serves as the dominant geographic divider, joined by the Pease River flowing in from the southwest and several smaller tributaries like Bottle Creek and Suttle Creek that drain the northern plains. This 2012 survey illustrates the grid-based rural road network typical of the region, featuring numerous named routes such as E 1910 Rd and N 2170 Rd. The terrain is shaped by the active hydrology of the river system, which creates complex shoreline patterns and sandbars along the state line. South of the main river channel, the map transitions into Texas territory, where local designations like FM 1763 and FM 370 E connect the farming community across the Red River valley.