2016 Map of Gail

About this map

Gail serves as a small but vital hub in the high plains of Borden County, dominated by the prominent elevation of Gail Mtn to the southwest. This 2016 survey illustrates a traditional grid-pattern settlement centered at the intersection of FM 669 and Highway 180, where local streets like N Maple Ave and E Dow Ave define the town's core. The surrounding landscape is etched by a series of intermittent waterways, including the winding Mesquite Cr and the geographically significant Town Draw and Salt Draw. The street network, featuring Cemetery Rd and Willow Valley Rd, suggests a long-established rural community where the terrain and water courses have dictated road placement and land use for generations. To the north, the drainage basins of Bull Cr and Little Bull Cr further define the geography of this Texas Panhandle region.