1966 Map of Baird

About this map

Clyde and Baird serve as the primary hubs in this West Texas landscape during the late 1960s, both situated along the vital transport corridor of the Texas and Pacific railroad and the recently constructed Interstate 20. The geography is defined by a series of north-flowing watercourses, including Jenkins Creek, Hubbard Creek, and Keener Creek, which carve through the terrain north of the rail line. Oil production is a visible driver of the local economy, with numerous Oil Wells and an Oil Well marked across the northern sections.