1985 Map of Comanche

About this map

Comanche and Hamilton serve as central hubs in this mid-1980s landscape, which is defined by the convergence of major transportation routes and the winding courses of the Leon River and Pecan Bayou. The northwestern reach is anchored by Proctor Lake, while the southwest is dominated by the sprawling Camp Bowie Military Reservation near Brownwood. The survey documents a rural economy transitioning through the late twentieth century, showing a network of smaller communities like Gentrys Mill, Pottsville, and Blanket.