2010 Map of Comanche

About this map

Comanche serves as the regional hub in this 2010 survey of Central Texas, where the town’s grid-like street pattern meets the winding course of Indian Creek. The surrounding landscape is defined by its water management and agricultural infrastructure, evidenced by a series of family-named reservoirs and dams such as E J Alderman Lake and Bingham Brothers Lake. To the northeast, the significant expanse of Proctor Lake is held by Proctor Dam, a centerpiece of the area’s hydrography. Small settlements and local history landmarks are scattered throughout the rural sections, including Vandyke and Gartman View. For genealogists and local historians, the map provides precise locations for several regional burial grounds, from Oakwood Cemetery near the city center to the more secluded Zion Hill Cemetery, Antioch Cemetery, and Sardis Cemetery. Transportation corridors like FM 3381 and several county roads connect these rural outposts with the Comanche County-City Airport.