1984 Map of Graford West

About this map

Mc Clure Mountain dominates the central landscape of this North Texas survey, where the winding drainage systems of Keechi Creek and Dark Valley Creek carve through the limestone terrain of Palo Pinto County. The settlement of Graford serves as the primary eastern hub, situated near the intersection of several local routes including Highway 337. To the south, the Brazos River creates a prominent oxbow at B C Harris Bend, a feature that has long dictated the local agricultural and property boundaries in the river valley. The map documents a transition from the elevated plateaus of Rocky Prairie down through Scott Canyon. Notable for its hydrological detail, the sheet traces numerous seasonal waterways such as Pecan Branch and Frog Branch, alongside evidence of local industry at a Gravel Pit near the eastern edge.