1963 Map of Fulller

About this map

Fuller and Benonine sit along the high plains of the Texas Panhandle, positioned just west of the Oklahoma border where the terrain breaks into the drainage of North Elm Creek. This 1963 survey captures a landscape defined by its transit corridors and energy infrastructure, featuring a prominent natural gas Pipeline and multiple Gas Well sites scattered across the southern reaches of Wheeler County. The northern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the strategic alignment of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad, which parallels the main highway and provides a glimpse into the logistics of the region. Local industry is further evidenced by several Borrow Pits and a Sandpit, while a Roadside Park along the highway offers a rare waypoint for travelers navigating this expansive, open territory.