2010 Map of Waka

About this map

Waka serves as the central point of activity in this northern Panhandle landscape, where the town's small grid is anchored by Greever St and oriented along the diagonal path of the regional highway. The surrounding High Plains terrain is meticulously partitioned into a vast agricultural grid, defined by a network of rural routes including Co Rd J to the north and Co Rd R at the southern boundary. This 2010 survey illustrates the extreme regularity of Ochiltree County's land division, where long straightaways like Farm Rd 1267 and Co Rd 30 facilitate transport across an open, productive landscape. Aside from the concentrated settlement at Waka, the map reveals a sparse distribution of structures, highlighting the large-scale farming operations that characterize the Texas Panhandle's modern era.