1984 Map of Harriet

About this map

Harriet sits at the center of this West Texas landscape, defined by a complex network of waterways feeding into the Concho River. The 1980s terrain is marked by distinct seasonal drainage patterns, where Tenmile Creek, Crows Nest Creek, and Red Creek carve through the dry country of Tom Green County. Notable landmarks include the prominent Rattle Snake Hill to the northwest and a large Test Facility that occupies a significant portion of the northern quadrant, indicating specialized land use in this period. The survey also captures local industry and recreation through scattered Gravel Pits and a Campground near the river bend. Small water courses like Sales Branch and Valentine Branch provide further detail for researchers tracking historic property boundaries or land development in this rural corridor near San Angelo.