1984 Map of Bushland
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
Bushland serves as a central hub on this West Texas landscape, where the agricultural and industrial character of the High Plains is clearly visible. The survey documents a transition in local infrastructure, notably featuring an Old Railroad Grade and an Elevator that anchor the settlement's transport history. Beyond the town, the land is marked by significant resource extraction and scientific research, including a large Cement Plant, multiple Quarry sites, and a Tailings Pond north of the community. Near the intersection of the Potter Co Randall Co line, the map identifies specialized facilities such as an Experiment Station and a Weather Station, which speak to the area's long-standing connection to agricultural development. Water management is evidenced through features like Ida Lake and the winding paths of Spring Creek and Tecovas Creek carved into the panhandle terrain.
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