2012 Map of Vega North

About this map

The town of Vega serves as the focal point for this Oldham County landscape, situated at a junction where local roads like Lubbock St and 4th St meet regional thoroughfares. The terrain north of the settlement is defined by an extensive drainage network, including the meandering paths of Middle Alamosa Creek and Billys Creek. This map illustrates the transition from the organized grid of county roads, such as Co Road D and Co Road F, to the more irregular paths of the northern creeks and draws. Small landmarks like Bradley Tank and the seasonal waters of Milkweed Lake reveal the essential water management features of this high plains ranching and agricultural region. The inclusion of FM-3319 and several rural county roads provides a detailed look at the infrastructure supporting this section of the Texas Panhandle in the early 21st century.