2010 Map of Eastland

About this map

Eastland serves as the central hub of this West Texas landscape, positioned at a significant transit corridor where modern interstate travel meets the path of the Old Bankhead Hwy. The town's grid is bounded to the north by the North Fork Leon River and its associated waterworks, including the Lake Eastland Dam. To the east, the settlement of Olden sits along the rail lines, while Morton Valley occupies the northern reaches of the quadrangle. A network of county roads, such as Colony School Rd and Pleasant Grove Rd, suggests the agricultural and community roots of the surrounding countryside. Water management is a defining feature of the area, evidenced by a series of reservoirs and dams like Ringling Lake Dam and Old City Lake Dam, which supported the region's growth and infrastructure during the mid-20th century development of Eastland County.