2022 Map of Lipscomb SW

About this map

The rolling plains along the Lipscomb and Hemphill County line are defined by a complex drainage network that feeds into the Canadian River watershed. Flowing south through the central portion of the sheet, Horse Creek and its western branch, West Horse Creek, carve distinct paths through the local topography. To the east, Big Timber Creek and the E Prong Big Timber Creek establish the primary drainage for that sector, while Sand Creek and the S Prong Sand Creek occupy the northeastern corner. Settlement in this modern era is sparse, represented by the road network including Co Rd 6 and Co Rd Dd, which serve the agricultural lands and the community of Locust Grove. The map provides a precise look at how these local waterways dictate the placement of ranch roads and the boundaries between these two Texas Panhandle counties.