2010 Map of Gardendale

About this map

Gardendale sits at the heart of this Permian Basin landscape, representing a characteristic West Texas pattern of dispersed rural residential development and agricultural enterprise. The map reveals an environment where water access is the primary driver of settlement, evidenced by the high density of named water features like Steel Tower Windmill, Mutt Windmill, and Ward Windmill. These landmarks serve as vital geographical anchors for the surrounding ranching and industrial operations. North of the larger settlement, the Circle Bar Ranch and Scharbauer City mark significant nodes of local activity, while a grid of roads including Marion Flint and N Aster Ave provides the framework for this sparsely populated region. The numbered series of structures, such as Windmill Number Twelve and Windmill Number Ten, suggests an organized, large-scale approach to land and resource management during this era.