2010 Map of Meridian

About this map

Meridian serves as the central hub for this portion of Bosque County, where the North Bosque River winds through the landscape. The town's grid is oriented towards the river, with significant local infrastructure illustrated by the Meridian Lake Dam and the B E Farrell Lake Number 2 Dam. The intersection of state and county roads, such as St Park Rd 7 and Farm Rd 1473, highlights the transit network connecting the town to recreational areas. To the southwest, Meridian State Park occupies a significant portion of the terrain, centered around its namesake lake and the headwaters of Bee Creek. The geography is defined by a series of waterways, including Gibson Branch and Dyes Branch, which drain the surrounding rural lands. This map captures the relationship between the established town site and the managed water resources and parklands that characterize the region.