
Forrester Cem serves as a quiet landmark within the rural landscape of Terry County, situated north of the Foster community. This area of West Texas is characterized by its organized grid of county roads and agricultural land, where names like Co RD 620 and Co RD 365 define the local geography. The most prominent natural feature is Sulphur Springs Draw, which cuts across the southwestern portion of the map, influencing the local topography. Transportation through this section of the High Plains is facilitated by a network of rural routes, including the convergence of highways 62 385 in the northwest and state-maintained roads like Ranch Rd 403 and Fm 213 E. This survey provides a clear view of the land division and water drainage patterns essential to this farming region.
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1969 Brownfield East
Terry County, TX

1969 Brownfield West
Terry County, TX

1969 Foster
Terry County, TX

1969 Gomez
Terry County, TX

1969 North of Tokio
Terry County, TX

1969 Pool
Terry County, TX

1969 Sundown SE
Terry County, TX

1969 Union School
Terry County, TX

1970 Tokio SE
Terry County, TX

1970 Tokio
Terry County, TX

1976 Meadow SW
Terry County, TX

2022 Brownfield East
Terry County, TX

2022 Brownfield West
Terry County, TX

2022 Foster
Terry County, TX

2022 Gomez
Terry County, TX

2022 North of Tokio
Terry County, TX

2022 Pool
Terry County, TX

2022 Sundown SE
Terry County, TX

2022 Tokio SE
Terry County, TX

2022 Tokio
Terry County, TX

2022 Union School
Terry County, TX