
Lake Stamford dominates this landscape in Haskell County, where the reservoir's eastern waters meet the rolling terrain of the Texas Rolling Plains. The map captures a transition from the structured recreational areas of Lakeshore Sites Rd and Earles Camp Rd to the natural drainage patterns of California Creek and Paint Creek. Near the southern end of the lake, the settlement of Stamford is identified, while the eastern reaches show the intricate contours around Buffalo Springs. The road network, including Park Road 601 and Power Plant Rd, suggests the area's utility as both a resource and a destination. This survey highlights the local geography of the Brazos River basin, where seasonal creeks like Horse Cr feed into the larger reservoir system.
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17 maps found

1925 Haskell 3-b
Haskell County, TX

1964 Sagerton
Haskell County, TX

1965 Jud
Haskell County, TX

1966 Dudleys Creek
Haskell County, TX

1966 Irby
Haskell County, TX

1966 Lake Stamford East
Haskell County, TX

1966 Lake Stamford West
Haskell County, TX

1966 Pinkerton
Haskell County, TX

1967 Mattson
Haskell County, TX

2022 Dudleys Creek
Haskell County, TX

2022 Irby
Haskell County, TX

2022 Jud
Haskell County, TX

2022 Lake Stamford East
Haskell County, TX

2022 Lake Stamford West
Haskell County, TX

2022 Mattson
Haskell County, TX

2022 Pinkerton
Haskell County, TX

2022 Sagerton
Haskell County, TX