1984 Map of Eola

About this map

Eola sits at the heart of this West Texas landscape, positioned near the intersection of several key rural thoroughfares including 765 and 381. The terrain is defined by its drainage patterns, most notably the seasonal course of Dry Hollow which winds southward toward the settlement, and the larger Kickapoo Creek in the southeastern corner. Along the western edge, the map documents the boundary between Tom Green Co Concho Co, showing how local administrative lines correlate with the physical geography. Industrial footprints of the late 20th century are visible through several segments of a U G Pipeline and a localized Gravel Pit, suggesting a reliance on resource extraction and infrastructure. The map serves as a detailed record of land use in Concho County, where scattered buildings and windmills dot the plains around Lipan Creek.