2010 Map of Deep Lake

About this map

North McClellan Creek winds through this section of the Texas Panhandle, carving a drainage pattern across a landscape otherwise defined by a rigid grid of rural roads. The area is characterized by scattered surface water, notably at Wakefield Lake, and numerous small, unnamed ponds and depressions typical of the high plains. A complex network of local routes, including Couts Thomas Rd, English Rd, and Gray Bros Rd, reveals the family-named landmarks and ranching history of Gray County. The infrastructure is centered on agricultural access, with major state-maintained arteries like Farm Rd 293 and Ranch Rd 749 connecting these isolated holdings. This 2010 edition by the U.S. Geological Survey provides a detailed view of the terrain before modern developments might have altered the traditional rural boundaries.