2013 Map of Freemound

About this map

Freemound serves as a central point in this rural landscape within North Texas, where the terrain is heavily defined by the upper reaches of the Elm Fork Trinity River and its numerous tributaries. The area is marked by a complex network of creeks and branches, including Clear Cr, Blocker Cr, and Wheat Cr, which create a highly dissected topography typical of the Cross Timbers region. Energy extraction is a prominent feature of the local economy and land use, as evidenced by the distribution of the Voth Oil Field, Gatewood Oil Field, and Dangel Oil Field. The infrastructure is primarily composed of county roads like Co RD-341 and farm-to-market routes such as FM-1630, connecting isolated ranch lands and agricultural properties. This map offers a clear view of how water drainage patterns and petroleum interests have shaped the settlement and road layout in this part of Cooke County.