2016 Map of Soap Creek

About this map

Wichita River confluence points define the geography of this North Texas landscape, where the North Wichita River and South Wichita River merge into a singular channel. This 2016 survey captures a sparsely populated region of Knox County where rural life is organized around long-established ranch roads and river drainage systems. To the south, Henson Cem stands as a quiet marker of local genealogy near Co RD 140. The topography is shaped by the winding paths of Soap Creek and Crooked Cr, which feed into the primary river basin. Modern infrastructure, including FM 1919 and Cedar Top Rd, provides the framework for this cattle-country terrain, while Peacock Lake offers one of the few standing water features in the arid landscape away from the primary riverbeds.