2010 Map of Jud

About this map

Jud sits at the center of this rural Haskell County landscape, where the agricultural grid is punctuated by local energy production and historical burial grounds. The extraction economy is clearly visible through the Julian Oil Field in the north and the Jud Oil Field just west of the main settlement. These sites reflect the region's long-standing reliance on mineral wealth alongside its ranching and farming roots. Water sources define the southern and western boundaries, with the Double Mountain Fork Brazos River winding across the lower half of the sheet to meet the primary Brazos River. Local family and community history is anchored by the Rochester Cemetery and the Idella Cemetery, while a network of rural roads like Carothers Ave and Cemetery Rd connects the scattered homesteads of this West Texas prairie.