2010 Map of Mound Lake

About this map

Mound Lake dominates the upper reaches of this West Texas landscape, its irregular shoreline providing a stark contrast to the rigid grid of the surrounding agricultural region. The settlement of West Point serves as a small crossroads along Fm 179, which serves as a primary north-south artery for local commerce and transport. The geometric arrangement of roads, including Co Rd A and Co RD 440, reflects the systematic land divisions common in the High Plains. While water is scarce across the terrain, the presence of North Windmills in the northeast corner of the sheet indicates the ongoing reliance on groundwater for ranching and farming operations. The landscape is characterized by its wide-open character and intermittent water features, typical of Lynn County's rural identity in the early 21st century.