2010 Map of Raven Creek South

About this map

Eskota anchors the southwestern corner of this West Texas landscape, which is defined by a network of intermittent watercourses and energy infrastructure. The drainage system is dominated by the winding paths of Sweetwater Creek and Raven Creek, along with the more uniquely named Stink Creek and Little Stink Creek. This area of Fisher County reflects the industrial character of the region during the early 21st century, notably marked by the Raven Creek Oil Field in the north and the White Flat Gas Plant near the southern boundary. A grid of rural routes, such as Stink Creek Rd and Sylvester Rd, connects these remote sites, illustrating the spread-out nature of Texas ranching and oil production country. The topography shows the subtle transitions of the plains, where small stock tanks and seasonal drainages like Dry Creek are essential features of the land's utility.