Snyder sits at the southern edge of this West Texas landscape, where the northern residential and industrial streets meet the open ranchlands of Scurry County. The settlement of Brand marks a significant junction to the northwest, situated along the diagonal corridor of the Kings Highway Pl. This area is defined by its drainage systems, with the winding paths of Deep Creek and Ennis Creek cutting through the terrain. The map captures the organized grid of county roads, such as Hayes Ranch Rd and W Ennis Creek Rd, which provide access to the rural homesteads and agricultural operations north of the city center. These thoroughfares and watercourses dictate the layout of the land, reflecting the persistent rural character of the region even as the footprint of the city expands toward the north.
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1952 · Snyder
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1952 · Ira NE
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1952 · Hermleigh
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1954 · Lloyd Mountain
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1954 · Dermott
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1954 · Brand
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1954 · Big Spring
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1958 · Big Spring
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1969 · Maverick Creek
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1969 · Flat Top Mountain
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