2016 Map of Horseshoe Hill

About this map

Horseshoe Hill rises above the High Plains landscape along the border of Texas and Oklahoma, serving as a prominent landmark in this semi-arid region. The drainage patterns of Palo Duro Cr and Cottonwood Cr carve through the terrain, indicating the seasonal water flow essential to local ranching and agriculture. Notable water features like Wampus Cat Springs and Peckenpaugh Lake provide rare focal points for the local ecosystem and historical land use. The map reveals a strict grid of section roads, such as Co RD 8 and Co RD H, which define the organized settlement of the Panhandle. Near the southern edge, the intersection of Fm 1267 and several county roads marks the sparse but vital transportation network connecting distant homesteads across the Hansford and Ochiltree county lines.