2012 Map of Hamlin NE

About this map

Hamlin serves as the primary hub in this West Texas agricultural landscape, with the town's northeastern residential grid defined by streets like NE 6th St and E Lake Dr. The terrain is shaped by the drainage patterns of California Creek and Dry California Creek, which wind through the southern portion of the quadrangle. North of the city, the landscape transitions into a vast expanse of organized ranch land and farm plots, intersected by a network of county roads. The small settlement area of Pastura sits at the junction of Co Rd 175 and FM-2834, while the E Cem is located just outside the main Hamlin limits. This survey illustrates the relationship between the regional road system, including Ranch Road 1835, and the intermittent watercourses like Paint Creek that are vital to this semi-arid region.