2010 Map of Higgins North

About this map

Wolf Creek and its southern tributaries define the drainage patterns of this Texas Panhandle landscape, where the High Plains transition into a network of seasonal watercourses. The territory is organized by a geometric grid of rural routes, including Co Rd 29 and Co Rd Y, which facilitate movement through a region dominated by agricultural use and open range. Several major draws, notably Camp Creek, Bridge Creek, and Long Creek, cut through the terrain from north to south, illustrating the natural erosion patterns typical of the region. This 2010 survey records the precise alignment of local infrastructure like Co Rd AA and Co Rd T against the natural topography, providing a detailed record of land use and water management in Lipscomb County.