2012 Map of Amherst
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Amherst is the primary focus of this Lamb County landscape, situated within a highly structured grid of agricultural roads. The town's interior layout is defined by a dense residential and commercial pattern along Main St, Madison Ave, and Bell St. Beyond the town limits, the terrain is partitioned by an extensive network of county roads including Co Rd-172 and Co Rd-212, which facilitate movement through the vast West Texas plains. Larger thoroughfares such as Ranch Road 1055 and Ranch Road 1843 provide the regional connections necessary for the agricultural economy. This map illustrates the intersection of a concentrated rural settlement and the systematic, large-scale land management typical of the High Plains.
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