2012 Map of Leeper Creek

About this map

Leeper Cr and its many tributaries define the hydrology of this Shackelford County landscape, where the drainage patterns of north-central Texas are revealed in high detail. The map shows the winding course of Salt Prong Hubbard Cr as it moves through the northern sections, while Deadman Draw creates a distinct topographical feature to the southeast. The area is characterized by its rural isolation, marked primarily by watercourses like Long Cr and S Prong Long Cr. Sparse infrastructure is limited to a few local routes, such as Co RD 190 and Co RD 109, which provide access to the remote ranchlands. This survey illustrates the relationship between the ephemeral creek beds and the vast, open country of the Texas plains, offering a precise look at the terrain before modern development altered these traditional drainage basins.