2010 Map of Haskell

About this map

The city of Haskell serves as the hub of this West Texas landscape, defined by its rectilinear grid and an extensive network of rural roads such as Jim Strain Rd and Wheatley Rd. To the west of the main town site, the Willow Cemetery provides a primary point of interest for genealogists, while the Haskell Municipal Airport anchors the town's northern approach. The surrounding countryside is primarily agricultural, bisected by several drainage systems including Rice Springs Branch, Millers Creek, and Buffalo Creek. A distinct focal point is found at Country Club Lake, created by the Haskell Club Dam, which offers a localized break from the surrounding plains. To the north, the small settlement area of Josselet appears along the intersection of Co RD 223 and Co RD 222, illustrating the characteristic spacing of farming communities in Haskell County during this period.