
Caddo National Grassland dominates the central and southern portions of this North Texas terrain, illustrating a landscape of public conservation interspersed with small rural communities. The map details the transition between Fannin and Hunt counties, anchored by the settlements of Gober, Ladonia, and Wolfe City. A significant number of family and community burial sites are scattered across the quadrangle, including the Burrows and Harper Cem, Philadelphia Cem, and Henslee Family Cem, providing valuable landmarks for local genealogical research. Hydrological features define the local topography, with the North Sulphur River and the Middle Sulphur River winding through the grasslands and pasture. The road network, comprising various farm-to-market roads and county routes like FM 68 and FM 1743, connects these long-established agricultural outposts and rural church sites.
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14 maps found

1964 Gober
Fannin County, TX

1980 Monkstown
Fannin County, TX

1980 Telephone
Fannin County, TX

1984 Lake Bonham
Fannin County, TX

1984 Lamasco
Fannin County, TX

1984 Selfs
Fannin County, TX

1985 Mulberry
Fannin County, TX

2022 Gober
Fannin County, TX

2022 Lake Bonham
Fannin County, TX

2022 Lamasco
Fannin County, TX

2022 Monkstown
Fannin County, TX

2022 Mulberry
Fannin County, TX

2022 Selfs
Fannin County, TX

2022 Telephone
Fannin County, TX