2010 Map of Gober

About this map

Gober serves as the central hub of this North Texas landscape, where several secondary roads and farm-to-market routes converge amidst a network of creek drainages. The area is defined by the three branches of the Sulphur River system, including the North Sulphur River and the Middle Sulphur River, which flow eastward across the quadrangle. For genealogists and local historians, the distribution of burial sites provides a clear record of early settlement patterns and family lineage, with well-documented locations such as Providence Cemetery, Biggerstaff Cemetery, and Woods Cemetery scattered near the small communities of Hail and Silver City. To the south, the Wolfe City Reservoirs are prominent landmarks near the headwaters of Short Creek. This map reveals a transition between established rural hamlets like Bartley Woods and the agricultural lands that define the county's interior.