2012 Map of Rolla

About this map

Rolla sits at the junction of several county roads in this portion of Collingsworth County, where the landscape is defined by the ephemeral drainages of the eastern Texas Panhandle. The drainage of Buck Cr meanders across the central and northern sections of the map, while Wet Salt Cr cuts through the southwestern corner. These watercourses are vital landmarks in a largely agricultural region characterized by a rectilinear grid of transit routes, including Ranch Road 338 and Fm-338. Near the northern boundary, Roscoe Springs offers a specific point of geographic interest in an area otherwise dominated by the expansive ranching and farming tracts typical of the High Plains. The network of numbered county roads, such as Co Road V and Co Rd 130, illustrates the modern connectivity of this rural community in the early twenty-first century.