Shackelford County Texas map — Shackelford County is read along U.S. 180 first, then north toward Fort Griffin and the Clear Fork Brazos.
Download the Shackelford County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Shackelford County
- County seat: Albany
- Mapped places: Albany, Moran, Fort Griffin, Lueders
- Natural features: Clear Fork Brazos River, Fort Griffin uplands, ranch grasslands
- Main routes: U.S. 180, State Highway 6
What the Map Shows
Albany sits centrally, Moran east, Lueders west, and Fort Griffin north. Their positions divide ranch uplands from the river corridor.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 180 links the three towns east-west, while State Highway 6 crosses Albany north-south. The Clear Fork Brazos bends through the north and west.
Local Context
Albany provides government, ranch services, and cultural functions. Moran serves the eastern ranch district, and Fort Griffin connects frontier and cattle history with present-day tourism.
Ways to Use This Map
- Follow the U.S. 180 town line
- Locate Fort Griffin above Albany
- Use the Clear Fork to orient the north
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Fort Griffin relative to Albany?
It lies north near the Clear Fork Brazos River.
How do Moran and Lueders divide the county?
Moran marks the east and Lueders the west along U.S. 180.
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