2010 Map of Sagerton

About this map

Sagerton serves as the central hub of this West Texas landscape, situated at the intersection of several farm-to-market roads and local county routes. The settlement's street grid, including Johnson Ave, reflects a classic rural community layout amidst the agricultural expanses of Haskell County. To the west, the terrain is dominated by the prominent elevation of Flat Top Mountain, while the hydrology of the region is defined by the Double Mountain Fork Brazos River as it winds through the northwest corner. This area is characterized by an extensive network of drainage systems, including Gyp Creek, Willow Creek, and Paint Creek, which cut through the landscape. The map's detailed road network, consisting largely of numbered county roads like Co Rd 490 and Co Rd 448, illustrates the organized land division and the rural connectivity essential for the local ranching and farming economy during the early 21st century.