2010 Map of Mac Bain

About this map

Dutchman Creek and its many tributaries, including Spring Creek and Longs Branch, define the hydrology of this corner of Motley County. In a landscape primarily shaped by seasonal drainage patterns, the presence of Harold Campbell North Lake and Harold Campbell South Lake provides a significant water source in the northwestern quadrant. The small settlement of Mac Bain sits in the southern portion of the area, serving as a focal point in a territory characterized by open land and scattered ranch roads. The infrastructure is anchored by several routes, including FM 684 and the conjoined highway of 62 70. Terrain features such as Carter Draw and Wason Draw illustrate the subtle geographic contours and dry washes typical of the Texas Rolling Plains, offering a clear record of the region's physical geography at the beginning of the twenty-first century.