1965 Map of Coolidge

About this map

Coolidge serves as the primary hub in this Texas landscape, situated at the intersection of road networks and a rail corridor in Limestone County. This mid-century survey reveals a highly managed watershed characterized by a series of engineered water controls, including Dam No 10 and Dam No 6. These structures are part of a broader network of flood prevention and water storage across the drainage basins of Pin Oak Creek and Alligator Creek. The rural settlement pattern is anchored by small communities such as Munger, Calina, and Eldorado. Genealogy researchers will find interest in the isolated Dover Cem located near the North Fork of Pin Oak Creek, while the inclusion of the Athletic Field and Sewage Disposal facility in Coolidge indicates the town's local infrastructure during the mid-1960s.