2016 Map of Maverick

About this map

The Colorado River carves a deep, winding path through this West Texas landscape, marking the boundary between Runnels and Coke counties. This rural expanse is defined by its small settlements and a network of county roads that connect remote homesteads and ranch lands. The community of Maverick sits centrally, supported by nearby landmarks like the Maverick Cem and Castleberry Cem, which offer significant value for genealogists tracing family histories in the region. To the northeast, the settlement of Norton stands near the Norton Cem, while the southern terrain transitions into the distinct topography of Bull Hollow. Drainage patterns across the quadrangle are well-documented, with named waterways such as Oak Creek, Mesquite Creek, and Hog Creek feeding into the main river channel, alongside smaller bodies like Moore Lake and Lloyd Lake.