2012 Map of Kaufman

About this map

Kaufman serves as the central hub of this North Texas landscape, where the urban grid meets a complex network of prairie waterways. The town's layout is defined by its proximity to several significant water management features, including the Kaufman City Lakes and the larger Kaufman Lake to the northeast. A series of creeks, such as Big Brushy Creek and Kings Creek, drain the surrounding territory, illustrating the region's reliance on watershed control, evidenced by the Kings Creek Watershed Site Number Sixtyone. Small outlying communities like Oak Grove to the southwest and Jiba to the southeast mark the transition into more rural Kaufman County. The map details an extensive system of farm-to-market roads and county routes that connect these residential clusters and agricultural lands, reflecting the ongoing expansion of the community in the early 21st century.