2012 Map of Amarillo East

About this map

The US Route 66-Sixth Street Historic District serves as a prominent anchor for the urban character of this Texas landscape, illustrating the historical intersection of mid-century transit and local commerce. The city's growth is further defined by residential and civic landmarks, including the Wolflin Historic District and the Plemons-Mrs M D Oliver-Eakle Additions Historic District. To the southeast, the small settlement of Zita and the active grounds of the Tradewind Airport contrast with the sprawling memorial sites such as the Llano Cemetery Historic District. Utility and recreation are represented by the Amarillo Terminal Reservoir and the Tri State Fairground, while the Cpt Augustus McCrae Trl and Cpt Woodrow Call Trl reference regional literary heritage across the plains south of the main city center.