2010 Map of Lipan

About this map

Lipan and the surrounding Hood County countryside are defined by a network of seasonal creeks and family-named landmarks. The settlement of New Salem sits in the northwest corner, while the larger community of Lipan serves as the local anchor to the south. The drainage patterns of Kickapoo Creek, Dry Branch Kickapoo Creek, and Crockery Creek carve through the landscape, eventually feeding toward the Brazos River at the eastern edge. Notable elevations like Potato Hill and Double Mountain break the horizon, providing vertical relief in an area primarily used for ranching and agriculture.