2019 Map of McBride

About this map

The settlement of McBride sits in the southwestern reaches of this Panhandle landscape, where the open terrain is defined by a dendritic network of seasonal creek beds. The drainage systems of Hill Cr and W Hill Cr intersect with the more prominent Rock Cr, creating a topography of gradual rises and shallow draws characteristic of the region. This 2019 survey documents a landscape of large-scale land use, evidenced by infrastructure like Pipeline Rd and Four Sixes Rd. The boundary between Hutchison County and Carson County runs across the northern edge, while local connectivity is maintained through rural routes like Co Rd 29 and Milner Rd. Further east, W Dixon Cr and Middle Dixon Cr carve through the plains, highlighting the subtle but vital water resources that have historically influenced settlement and grazing patterns in this part of Texas.