2010 Map of Lake Eddleman

About this map

Lake Eddleman and Lake Graham dominate the southwestern corner of this north-central Texas landscape, their shorelines defining the local topography just north of Graham. This 2010 survey reflects a region where water management and energy extraction are central to the landscape's organization. The presence of the Lake Eddleman Dam and various oil developments, including the James Oil Field, Ligon Oil Field, and Graham Oil Field, indicate the industrial importance of the area. Away from the lakes, the terrain is characterized by a network of creeks like Turtle Hole Creek and Flint Creek, while the settlement of Red Top serves as a northern waypoint. The map includes numerous family-named roads such as Mary Rutherford Rd and L C Young Rd, providing valuable points of reference for genealogists tracing property and residency in Young County.