2010 Map of Gant Hills

About this map

Gant Hills and the winding course of the Double Mountain Fork Brazos River dominate this West Texas landscape in Kent County. The map documents a sparse, ranching-oriented settlement pattern defined by isolated landmarks like the Iron Trap Windmill and the collection of buildings at South Camp. This 2010 survey illustrates the remote character of the region, where infrastructure consists primarily of county roads such as Co RD 413 and specialized private routes. The presence of Cottonwood Pens Draw and Maverick Creek indicates a terrain shaped by ephemeral watercourses and livestock management, offering a precise look at the land's utility and the enduring footprint of rural Texas range life before further modern development.