2012 Map of Hackberry Flat

About this map

Frederick Regional Airport occupies the northwestern corner of this landscape, serving as a modern aviation anchor in a predominantly agricultural part of Tillman County. The terrain is defined by the unique wetland expanse of Hackberry Flat, which sits near the intersection of e1880 RD and n2260 RD. This area, traditionally known for its seasonal water and wildlife habitat, is bisected by a rigid grid of rural section roads like n2270 RD and e1860 RD. For genealogists, the map preserves the locations of Hackberry Cem and Dunkard Cem, two quiet markers of early settlement and community history. Waterways like Salt Cr and Little Deep Red Cr provide the primary drainage for the surrounding fields, following the natural contours of the low-lying plains.