2010 Map of McKnight

About this map

McKnight serves as the central point of interest in this Donley County landscape, situated where local roads like Co RD U and Co RD T converge in the eastern Texas Panhandle. The area is defined by the drainage systems that feed into the Salt Fork Red River, which meanders across the northern portion of the quadrangle alongside Whitefish Creek. The terrain is marked by distinct seasonal watercourses such as Oklahoma Draw and Jesse Arroyo, illustrating the characteristic erosional patterns of the High Plains transition. To the southwest, Hedley Airport provides a modern aviation landmark, while the network of county roads, including County Line Road 5, delineates the grid of agricultural landholdings that have sustained the region for generations. This map captures the intersection of rural transport and the natural hydrology of the Panhandle before 21st-century shifts in land use and water management further altered the plains.