2019 Map of Lake Fryer NE

About this map

Ochiltree and Lipscomb Counties meet along a sharp North-South divide in this High Plains region, where the terrain is deeply dissected by drainage systems feeding into the Wolf Cr basin. The landscape is defined by its watercourses, including the notable Cottonwood Arroyo and Gibson Cr, which have carved intricate contour patterns into the panhandle soil. A sparse network of local thoroughfares, such as Co RD U and Co RD 29, provides the primary access to the large agricultural tracts and ranchlands that characterize this border region. The 2019 survey highlights the intersection of modern infrastructure and natural hydrology, with Ranch Rd 1265 running north through the eastern half of the map, crossing Wolf Cr as it traverses the expansive, open range typical of the Texas Panhandle.