1968 Map of Fresno Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Southern Pacific railroad corridor cuts through the high desert landscape of West Texas in this 1968 study, centered on the stop at Rosenfeld. This region, defined by its complex network of drainage systems and high points like Panther Mountain, reveals a landscape of ranching utility and isolated outposts. Water sources are critical markers here, evidenced by Fresno Well and the High Windmill, which serve as focal points in a terrain otherwise dominated by the seasonal paths of Fresno Creek and Maxon Creek.
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