2010 Map of Panhandle West

About this map

Panhandle serves as the focal point of this Carson County landscape, where the town's organized grid meets the sprawling agricultural expanse of the Texas Panhandle. The map documents a classic High Plains settlement pattern, dominated by a geometric network of county roads like Co RD 13 and Country Club Rd that divide the terrain into vast sections. Notable landmarks include Stamps Field and the curious Bois D'Arc Tree marker, indicating specific points of interest in an otherwise open landscape. Hydrological features are sparse but significant, defined by Pantex Lake in the northwest and the winding course of McClellan Creek to the south. The presence of the small settlement of Lee and the transit corridors of FM 293 and FM 1342 illustrate the enduring importance of rural road networks in connecting these isolated High Plains communities.