Yellow House Oil Field and the Pettit San Andreas Oil Field anchor the landscape of this Hockley County region, where the industrial infrastructure of West Texas petroleum extraction meets a highly organized agricultural grid. The terrain is defined by a systematic network of roads named after world nations and major cities, including India Rd, Greece, Denmark Rd, and Indianapolis Rd. This naming convention suggests a mid-century period of rapid rural development and land partitioning. Near the northern boundary, Hester Ranch stands as a primary local landmark, while the Gordon Cobb Lake Dam indicates the management of scarce water resources in this High Plains environment. The map provides a detailed view of the section lines and farm-to-market routes like Fm 1490 and Fm 2306 that facilitate the movement of goods from these remote oil fields and ranches.
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1954 · Brownfield
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1958 · Brownfield
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1962 · Brownfield
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1964 · Oklahoma Flat
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1964 · Pep
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1964 · Lums Chapel
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1964 · Whitharral
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1965 · Levelland West
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1965 · Levelland East
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1965 · Hester Ranch
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