2010 Map of Smithdale

About this map

Smithdale and the small settlement of Abington anchor this northern Texas landscape, situated within a network of drainage systems and rural transit routes. The geography is defined by the significant path of the Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River, which bisects the quadrangle from west to east. Tributaries such as Gypsum Creek and Salt Creek feed into this major river fork, reflecting the hydrologic character of the region. The transport network is a mix of local farm-to-market and ranch roads, including Fm 2485 and Ranch Rd 2465, which provide access between the scattered homesteads and larger regional corridors. The map reveals a highly structured grid of county roads, such as Co RD 11 and Co RD K, illustrating the organized land division typical of this agrarian and ranching territory.