2010 Map of Center Plains School

About this map

Agricultural lands in Swisher County are defined by a geometric grid of county roads and farm-to-market routes in this 2010 study. The landscape is characterized by its organized infrastructure, where Co Rd S and Co Rd Z define the northern and southern extents of the quadrangle. The naming of the Cripple T Farm provides a rare specific reference to local ranching or farming operations in an area otherwise dominated by systemic naming conventions. Transportation through the region relies heavily on north-south arteries like Fm 1424 and Co Rd 4, which intersect with lateral routes such as Fm 928. This map serves as a clear record of West Texas land division and rural development at the start of the 21st century.