2010 Map of Round Hill

About this map

Round Hill rises as a central landmark in this portion of Shackelford County, anchoring a landscape defined by expansive ranching operations and water management. Large landholdings like Nail Ranch and Cook Ranch dominate the topography, reflecting the region's enduring cattle and oil heritage. The map records several engineered water features essential for this semi-arid environment, including Casey Lake and the sequential Nail Lake Number 1 and Nail Lake Number 2, each supported by their respective dams. A network of ephemeral waterways, such as Taylor Creek, Foyle Creek, and Snailum Creek, carve through the terrain, while infrastructure like Cook Field Rd and Ranch Rd 2482 provide access to remote outposts like Cook Camp. This survey documents a quiet but functional intersection of watershed geography and private ranch management in West Texas.