Clairemont stands as the primary settlement in this stretch of West Texas, situated near the intersection of several regional routes and the winding Salt Fork Brazos River. The landscape is defined by the drainage networks of Salt Creek, Fourmile Creek, and Butte Creek, which cut through the high plains. Economic activity is anchored in the petroleum industry, evidenced by the presence of the Salt Creek Oil Field and the Clairemont Oil Field. These fields suggest a landscape where energy extraction coexists with cattle ranching, a common pattern in the Texas Rolling Plains. The map details a sparse road network, including Co RD 108 and Co RD 489, which connect isolated homesteads and industrial sites to the small hub at Clairemont.
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1954 · Lubbock
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1959 · Girard
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1968 · Spur SW
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1968 · White Camp
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1969 · Cooper Mountain
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1969 · Clairemont East
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1969 · Clairemont West
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1969 · T-O Creek
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1969 · Gant Hills
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1969 · Polar
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