
Hargill serves as a focal point for this 1960s study of the South Texas landscape, characterized by the intersection of irrigation infrastructure and energy exploration. The transition of the regional economy is visible in the network of an aqueduct and multiple gas wells that dot the terrain of San Salvador. Transportation history is preserved through the Missouri Pacific rail line and remnants of an Old Railroad Grade cutting across the ranch lands.
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