2010 Map of Itasca

About this map

Itasca and Osceola anchor this north-central Texas landscape, where the agricultural footprint is defined by an extensive network of water management structures. The area is marked by numerous Soil Conservation Service dams and grade stabilization structures, including Structure 14-1 and Structure 11-2, designed to manage the flow of local tributaries. These waterways, such as Cottonwood Creek, Island Creek, and Hackberry Creek, weave through a grid of rural routes and farm roads like Farm Rd 67 and FM 2719. The map shows the intersection of modern transportation and the historic rural survey pattern, with the rail line and major highway corridors cutting through the established township of Itasca. This survey provides a clear view of the drainage and soil preservation efforts that have shaped Hill County's farming economy.