2010 Map of Indian Knoll

About this map

Eureka and Dothan anchor this section of Stephens County, where the landscape is defined by the drainage network of Battle Creek and Pecan Creek. The terrain is characterized by modest but distinct rises such as Brown Mountain and Gray Mountain, alongside the namesake Indian Knoll. This 2010 survey reflects a rural Texas environment where historical settlements like Red Gap persist as landmarks within a grid of county and farm-to-market roads. The drainage pattern is intricate, with Jacks Branch, Board Branch, and Long Run carving the earth between the primary waterways. The map preserves the late-20th-century road infrastructure, including FM 1853 and FM 2408, which facilitate movement between these scattered communities and the surrounding ranchlands.