
Beattie and Duster anchor this Comanche County landscape, defined by a network of ranch roads and small-scale water management. The terrain is crisscrossed by several prominent waterways, including Copperas Cr and Martins Cr, which feed into numerous reservoirs such as Keith Reservoir and Welch Lake. This 2022 survey reveals a landscape deeply rooted in its local heritage, evidenced by a high density of rural cemeteries serving the scattered communities. Family and location-named sites like Turkey Creek Cem, Sand Hill Cem, and Martins Creek Cem are distributed across the quadrangle, often situated near the intersections of local connectors like FM 587 and Ranch Rd 588. The prevalence of soil conservation sites, including Soil Conservation Service Site 4 Reservoir, illustrates the modern emphasis on water retention in this agrarian region of North Central Texas.
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18 maps found

1956 Edna Hill
Comanche County, TX

1965 Comyn
Comanche County, TX

1966 Sipe Springs
Comanche County, TX

1966 Star Mountain
Comanche County, TX

1968 Rucker
Comanche County, TX

1969 Duster
Comanche County, TX

1969 Mercers Gap
Comanche County, TX

1969 Newburg
Comanche County, TX

1969 Sidney
Comanche County, TX

2022 Comyn
Comanche County, TX

2022 Duster
Comanche County, TX

2022 Edna Hill
Comanche County, TX

2022 Mercers Gap
Comanche County, TX

2022 Newburg
Comanche County, TX

2022 Rucker
Comanche County, TX

2022 Sidney
Comanche County, TX

2022 Sipe Springs
Comanche County, TX

2022 Star Mountain
Comanche County, TX