Potter County Texas map — Potter County shifts sharply from the Amarillo crossroads to the Canadian River breaks and sparsely settled northern plains.
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- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Potter County
- County seat: Amarillo
- Mapped places: Amarillo, Bushland, Fritch-area, Masterson
- Natural features: Canadian River breaks, southern Lake Meredith area, Panhandle plains
- Main routes: Interstate 40, U.S. 87/287
What the Map Shows
Amarillo occupies the southeast, Bushland lies west on Interstate 40, and Masterson marks the northern rural area.
County Layout and Location
Interstate 40 crosses east-west through Amarillo, while U.S. 87/287 heads north. Flat urban-farm land dominates the south; deep river breaks shape the north.
Local Context
Amarillo concentrates freight, healthcare, cattle, processing, and regional commerce. Northern Potter County remains ranch, energy, and canyon country.
Ways to Use This Map
- Compare Amarillo with Bushland
- Locate the Canadian River breaks
- Contrast urban and ranch sections
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bushland relative to Amarillo?
It lies west along Interstate 40.
Which side contains the strongest river relief?
The Canadian River breaks dominate the north.
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