2019 Map of Romero SE

About this map

The Canadian River cuts through the southeastern corner of this High Plains landscape, where the border between Hartley County and Oldham County is defined by a series of drainage basins and isolated water sources. This 2019 survey documents a terrain dominated by ephemeral watercourses such as Minneosa Creek, Spring Creek, and Hay Creek. The area's reliance on managed water points for ranching and agriculture is evident through several named depressions and impoundments, including Van Tyle Tank, Red Tank, and the uniquely shaped Horseshoe Tank. While formal settlements are absent on this specific sheet, the intricate network of local roads and water features reflects the enduring cattle country infrastructure of the Texas Panhandle. Modern topographical details captured by the U.S. Geological Survey highlight the erosion patterns leading toward the river valley, providing a clear view of the rural geography in this remote border region.