2010 Map of Springfield North

About this map

The Springfield city limits and its northern rural environs are defined by a complex network of family cemeteries and winding watercourses. This landscape is shaped by the Sulphur Fork Red River and its many tributaries, including Buzzard Creek and Spring Creek, which drain the agricultural land north of the city center. The dense concentration of family burial grounds, such as Winn Cemetery, Shelton Cemetery, and Highsmith Cemetery, suggests a long history of local land ownership and ancestral ties across Robertson County. Modern development is anchored in the south by the Springfield Municipal Airport and the Robertson County Fairgrounds, while the smaller communities of Cedar Hill and Frazier Hill stand on the western periphery of this 2010 survey.