2012 Map of Hollis SW

About this map

Halsmith Cem sits on the northern plains of this borderland region, marking a quiet point of local genealogy in a landscape defined by the winding course of the Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River. This 2012 survey captures the expansive rural character of the Texas-Oklahoma border, where the primary Red River divides the terrain and receives the waters of Buck Cr from the northwest. The map documents a strictly organized grid of rural roads, including Trolinder Rd and Ranch Road 680, which serve the agricultural parcels across the territory. To the southeast, the drainage of Tepee Cr cuts through the lower elevations, highlighting the intricate natural hydrology that persists alongside the modern ranching and farming infrastructure of Childress County.