2019 Map of Ohio

About this map

The borderlands of Hamilton and Coryell Counties are defined by a network of seasonal watercourses and rural corridors. Jeffries Bridge serves as a key crossing point over Cowhouse Cr in the western portion of the quadrangle, where the terrain is carved by the drainages of Henderson Cr and Dry Br. The landscape is largely agricultural, marked by a systematic grid of county roads such as Calhoun Rd and Bunnell Rd that connect isolated ranching properties. In the northern reaches, Plum Cr and Mustang Cr flow through the territory, illustrating the hydrological pattern that dictates land use in this part of Texas. Modern infrastructure like FM 1241 and Duroc Ranch Rd follows the contours of the limestone-underlain prairie, providing a detailed view of the rural settlement pattern and property divisions existing in the late 2010s.