1971 Map of Broxton NE

About this map

Low-lying woodlands and winding creek basins define this 1971 survey of the Coffee and Jeff Davis County line. The landscape is marked by a network of rural churches and family-named landmarks that served as the social hubs for these agricultural communities. Moving south from Rocky Creek and the notable Rock Falls, the terrain is punctuated by small congregations like Byrd Ch and Carver Ch. The transition from forest to field is meticulously documented, with fine red dashed lines indicating the exact placement of fences and field boundaries visible during the 1969 aerial photography phase. These markers offer a rare glimpse into the specific land-use patterns of the era, from the banks of Moccasin Creek down to the southern settlements near West Green Ch and Marys Chapel.