1964 Map of Cooper North

About this map

North Sulphur River snakes across the northern landscape of this Delta County quadrangle, defining the boundary with Lamar County. The area is characterized by a network of drainage systems including Lake Creek and Big Creek, which feed into the primary river valley. The Southern Pacific railroad cuts diagonally through the terrain, serving the agricultural hub of Cooper and the smaller settlement of Enloe. This 1964 survey captures the region before extensive modern development, showing the distribution of rural life through small locales like Crossroads and Price. For those researching family history in North Texas, the map provides precise locations for Simmons Cem and Camp Shed Cem, which are often key markers for tracing ancestral lands and vanished community centers in the Blackland Prairie region.