2010 Map of Marsh

About this map

Marsh is the central point of interest in this high-plains landscape of Potter County, situated where a straight thoroughfare cuts diagonally through the sectioned terrain. The topography is defined by the headwaters and drainage of several watercourses, including the westward flow of Corral Creek and the meandering paths of Lahey Creek and Little Lahey Creek. To the east, the terrain breaks into more complex relief near John Ray Butte and the significant depression of Big Canyon. The presence of Gravel Pit Rd suggests localized extraction activity in a region otherwise dominated by large-scale ranching and open land. This 2010 survey illustrates the modern configuration of the Texas Panhandle, where the historical names of creeks like John Ray Creek, McDowell Creek, and Ranch Creek persist alongside contemporary road networks.