1974 Map of Diamond Y Spring SE
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Chicklynn Oil Field defines much of the industrial character in this Pecos County landscape, with a network of drill holes and a Pipeline system supporting the mid-1970s energy economy. This arid terrain is marked by essential water features like Diamond Y Draw and Comanche Creek, which influenced the location of ranching operations such as San Pedro Ranch. The eastern portion of the sheet is bisected by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, which provided the vital transportation link for the region's extractive industries, including several instances of a mine and numerous gravel extractions like the Devlin Gravel Pit. Isolated settlements and markers like Bennett and the Sulphur Plant indicate a specialized landscape where natural resources dictated human activity and infrastructure.
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