2010 Map of Maud

About this map

Wright Patman Lake dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, its expansive waters and numerous inlets shaping the geography near Maud. The area is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Big Creek, Rock Creek, and Kelley Creek, which flow toward the reservoir. These watercourses created the varied terrain that local families have inhabited for generations, evidenced by the presence of Harris Cemetery and Ridge Cemetery. In the northeast, the settlement of Redwater sits near the crossing of Conn Creek, connected to the surrounding countryside by established routes like Old 67 and Farm Market 3098. The map documents a rural Texas environment where the influence of large-scale water management and traditional small-town centers coexist. Researchers can observe how the shoreline interacts with the local road system at Claiborne Crossing Rd, which leads toward the prominent McFarland Island.