2012 Map of Groom

About this map

Groom stands as the primary hub of this Texas Panhandle landscape, where a grid of town streets like Bivins Ave and Wilkerson Ave meets the sweeping path of Interstate 40. The town's historical foundations are anchored by sites such as Saint Mary Cem to the northwest, while the small settlement of Boydston marks the eastern edge of the survey area. This 2012 depiction captures a region defined by its vast agricultural infrastructure, where long rural roads including Ollinger Rd and Knorpp Rd partition the plains into large sections. The natural drainage of the land is shaped by intermittent watercourses like McClellan Cr and Rawhide Cr, which cut subtle paths through the terrain between the ranches and local Airport.