2012 Map of Summerfield

About this map

The community of Summerfield anchors the northeastern corner of this High Plains landscape, situated along a prominent transit corridor that cuts diagonally across the grid. The area is defined by a rigorous network of section roads, including Co Road A and Co Road I, which facilitate the region's agricultural output. Evidence of large-scale ranching and agriculture is seen at the Bar G Feedyard, reflecting the industrial scale of the local cattle industry. Southward, the small settlement of Black sits where the highway meets Ranch Road 1172. The terrain is characterized by numerous depressions and intermittent basins, with Frye Lake serving as one of the few named hydrological features. This 2012 survey illustrates the enduring patterns of rural Texas Panhandle life, where transportation routes like Fm 1057 connect isolated farmsteads and agricultural centers across a vast, surveyed expanse.