2010 Map of Kirkland South

About this map

Tennessee Valley Cemetery serves as a central landmark in this rural landscape at the intersection of Childress and Cottle counties. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of South Groesbeck Creek and Raggedy Bill Creek, which carve through a grid of section-line roads and farm-to-market routes. This 2010 survey reflects a strictly agricultural character, where the infrastructure is built primarily for the movement of goods and machinery between remote farmsteads. Local travel is facilitated by a network including FM 1033, FM 104, and numerous county roads like Co RD 384 and Co RD 88. The map documents a sparse, enduring pattern of land use on the Texas Panhandle border, where the vast drainage systems of the local creeks remain the primary geographical features.