1985 Map of Busterville

About this map

Busterville and the surrounding high plains of West Texas are captured here during a period of transition in the mid-1980s. This survey illustrates a landscape dominated by agriculture and utility infrastructure, where the intersections of Lubbock, Hockley, Terry, and Lynn counties meet. The small community of Wolfforth sits in the northeast corner, while smaller agricultural hubs like Farm Center dot the grid. Modern technological layers are evident through the presence of Radio Towers, a regional Airport, and a prominent Sub Station, reflecting the area's role in supporting the broader Lubbock metropolitan region. The map provides a precise record of rural property boundaries and the network of roads that define the South Plains economy.