
The Red River defines the winding border between Texas and Oklahoma in this northern Montague County landscape. The survey captures a transition from the riparian lowlands of the Old Channel Red River to the upland plains where local history is preserved at the Old Spanish Fork Cem and New Spanish Fort Cem. To the south, the terrain descends toward the modern shoreline of Lake Nocona, fed by drainage from Farmers Cr and Red Br. This 2022 dataset provides a clear view of the rural road network, showing family-named routes like Russell Rd and Bonnie Mitchell Rd that connect isolated properties and ranch lands. Notable geological features like Wolf Hollow and multiple tributary crossings, including Maddox Cr and Village Cr, illustrate the complex hydrology of the Red River valley floor before it meets the reservoir.
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1960 Buzzard Roost Knob
Montague County, TX

1961 Brushy Mound
Montague County, TX

1961 Forestburg
Montague County, TX

1961 New Harp
Montague County, TX

1961 Saint Jo
Montague County, TX

1961 Salona
Montague County, TX

1961 Selma
Montague County, TX

1961 Smyrna
Montague County, TX

1961 Stoneburg
Montague County, TX

1968 Bonita
Montague County, TX

1968 Leon South
Montague County, TX

1968 Prairie Valley School
Montague County, TX

2022 Belcherville
Montague County, TX

2022 Bonita
Montague County, TX

2022 Brushy Mound
Montague County, TX

2022 Buzzard Roost Knob
Montague County, TX

2022 Forestburg
Montague County, TX

2022 New Harp
Montague County, TX

2022 Prairie Valley School
Montague County, TX

2022 Saint Jo
Montague County, TX

2022 Salona
Montague County, TX

2022 Selma
Montague County, TX

2022 Smyrna
Montague County, TX

2022 Spanish Fort
Montague County, TX

2022 Stoneburg
Montague County, TX