Stephens County — Stephens County is centered on Breckenridge, with Hubbard Creek Reservoir to the west and small oil-ranch communities to the east and north.
Download the Stephens County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Stephens County
- County seat: Breckenridge
- Mapped places: Breckenridge, Caddo, Eolian, Ivan
- Natural features: Hubbard Creek Reservoir, Clear Fork Brazos River, Rolling Plains hills
- Main routes: U.S. 180, State Highway 67
What the Map Shows
Breckenridge sits centrally, Caddo and Eolian east, Ivan north, and Hubbard Creek Reservoir west.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 180 crosses Breckenridge toward Caddo. State Highway 67 adds a north-south line, while the Clear Fork Brazos and reservoir organize the west.
Local Context
Breckenridge grew through the oil boom and remains the county’s commercial, educational, and civic center. The reservoir supports water supply and recreation; the outer landscape remains ranch and energy country.
Ways to Use This Map
- Compare the city with the western reservoir
- Locate the two eastern communities
- Trace U.S. 180 across the county
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Hubbard Creek Reservoir relative to Breckenridge?
It lies west of the city and dominates the western map.
What do Caddo and Eolian represent?
They mark separate points within the eastern ranch-and-oil district.
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