Hickory Creek and its many tributaries, including Dry Fork Hickory Creek and Roark Branch, carve through the landscape west of the city center. This 2013 survey documents the suburban expansion and infrastructure serving the region, featuring the Denton Municipal Airport and the North Texas State College Golf Course. The terrain is punctuated by distinct high points such as Bald Knob, Pilot Knob, and Crawford Hill, while smaller settlements like Minchin and Jagoe appear alongside residential developments. Several burial grounds, including Roselawn Memorial Cemetery, Krum Cemetery, and Argyle Cemetery, provide important points of reference for genealogists and local historians tracking the community's heritage through the turn of the 21st century.
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1954 · Sherman
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1958 · Sherman
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1959 · Ponder
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1960 · Justin
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1960 · Sanger
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1960 · Green Valley
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1960 · Argyle
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1960 · Lewisville West
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1960 · Denton East
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1960 · Denton West
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