2016 Map of Washburn Arroyo

About this map

Washburn Arroyo and its complex system of drainages define this portion of the Texas Panhandle near the Roberts and Hemphill County line. The landscape is primarily shaped by the winding paths of S Simmons Cr and Red Deer Cr, which cut through the high plains terrain. A network of rural ranch roads, including Quarter Horse Rd, S Camp Rd, and Lister Rd, provide access through the open country, linking scattered points of activity in this agricultural and ranching region. The northeastern corner is marked by Mendota, positioned near the flowing Simmons Cr. The distribution of Home Ranch Cr and other waterways highlights the critical role of riparian corridors in sustaining the local environment and its grazing operations. These 2016 survey details show how modern ranching infrastructure continues to follow the natural contours of the arroyos and creeks established long ago.