2019 Map of Rolla NE

About this map

The Salt Fork Red River carves a complex, braided path across the northern reaches of this Collingsworth County landscape, defining the local hydrology alongside Cottonwood Cr and Lake Cr. This section of the Texas Panhandle is characterized by a sparse, organized grid of rural corridors, where state routes like FM 1981 and FM 2344 intersect with an extensive network of county roads such as Co RD M and Co RD 110. A notable geographic landmark, Wischkaemper Springs, sits just south of the river bluffs, suggesting a localized source of water that historically influenced land use in this semi-arid environment. The terrain transitions from the river valley's alluvial flats to the higher elevations of the surrounding plains, documented here with high-resolution detail that shows the persistent relationship between the river's drainage and the agricultural layout of the region.