2016 Map of Guthrie

About this map

The town of Guthrie serves as the focal point of this King County landscape, situated near the confluence of local transport routes and the S Wichita River. This area of North Texas is defined by its drainage systems, where the main river course is joined by the South Wichita River and various seasonal tributaries such as Ash Cr and N Croton Cr. The topography reveals a dissected plains environment, characterized by named landforms like Harper Young Canyon and Spring Canyon, which break the surrounding plateau. Local infrastructure is sparse, centered on the community around Guthrie Lake and the Guthrie Cem, illustrating the low-density settlement pattern typical of the Rolling Plains region. The map captures a landscape dedicated to large-scale ranching and water management, evidenced by features such as the Ash Cr Tank.