1961 Map of Cameron

About this map

The railroad junction at Cameron serves as a major hub where the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe and I-Gn & St L lines intersect. This 1961 survey captures the town's residential grid, including streets like West Main Street and Central Ave, alongside vital community landmarks such as Yeo High Sch and the Old City Cem. South of the urban center, the landscape transitions into a mix of riparian bottomlands along the Little River and industrial pockets, including numerous Gravel Pits and the Houston-Oklahoma Oil Field. Smaller rural clusters like Minerva and Hoyte are visible, each anchored by local landmarks such as Hoyte Ch and the Minerva Cem. The distribution of family burial grounds, such as Lumpkin Cem and Griffin Cem, provides a detailed record of the area's ancestral settlements and land ownership patterns.