2012 Map of Indian Creek

About this map

Indian Creek and the small settlement of Ebony anchor this central Texas landscape, characterized by an extensive network of managed watersheds and seasonal creeks. The terrain is defined by engineered water management systems such as the Northeast Lateral Watershed Number One and the Soil Conservation Service Site 6 Reservoir, illustrating the mid-century transition toward soil and water conservation in the region. Branching outward from the Devils River, several tributaries like Mackinally Creek and Buffalo Creek cut through the countryside, while local history is preserved at the Indian Creek Cemetery and Elkins Cemetery. The map details a web of rural routes including FM 45 and Ranch Road 45, which connect these isolated homesteads and agricultural tracts.