2010 Map of Rock Creek

About this map

Rock Creek winds through the northern portion of this high plains landscape in Briscoe County, characterized by a structured grid of rural section roads and scattered natural depressions. The small settlement of Rock Creek serves as a central point in an area dominated by agricultural land use and ranching. The most significant water feature is Mayfield Lake, held by Mayfield Dam in the north-central region, providing a rare permanent water source in this dry terrain. The transport network is defined by a rigorous grid of county roads, including Co RD K and Co RD J, intersected by primary regional routes like Ranch Rd 378. The abundance of small, unnamed playas and depressions across the map suggests a landscape sensitive to seasonal moisture, typical of the Texas Panhandle's topography.