2012 Map of Bartlett

About this map

Bartlett serves as the central hub of this agricultural landscape, situated at the crossroads of FM-487 and local routes like W Clark St and E Evie St. The town's grid is dense with residential streets such as N Bowie St and W Bell St, reflecting its role as a local center for commerce and community. Surrounding the town, the land is partitioned into large tracts defined by a network of drainage systems, including the southward-flowing Middle Darrs Cr and the prominent Donahoe Cr. For researchers, the distribution of rural cemeteries like Stockton Cem, Roucker Cem, and Jackson Cem offers significant genealogical value, marking old family homesteads and early settlements scattered across the blackland prairie. The transportation network is highly developed, featuring distinctive thoroughfares such as Lutheran Church Rd and Pecan School Rd, which hint at the community's social history.