2016 Map of Guthrie NW

About this map

Guthrie sits near the southern boundary of this King County survey, serving as a primary focal point for the region's limited road network. The landscape is defined by an intricate system of drainage channels, with Willow Cr and Long Canyon Cr cutting across the terrain toward the south and east. A collection of water features like Hackberry Tank and Saline Cr highlights the ranching character of this part of West Texas, where managed water sources are critical for the land's utility. Local travel relies on a system of rural routes, including Co RD 111 and Co RD 113, which connect scattered points of interest across the open country. The northern reaches are marked by more intermittent flows such as Cottonwood Cr and Buford Br, illustrating a rugged topography shaped by seasonal water movement.