1969 Map of Justiceburg SE

About this map

The Double Mountain Fork Brazos River carves a deep path across the rugged landscape of the Texas Panhandle, marking the border between Garza and Kent counties. In the late 1960s, this region was defined by an extensive energy infrastructure, with several active petroleum extraction sites including the Dorward Oil Field, Justiceburg Oil Field, and Curt-Roy Oil Field. This survey highlights the intersection of natural drainage systems like Kildagan Creek and Sage Creek with man-made alterations, such as a prominent Pipeline and various Gravel Pits. Local ranching and oil development are reflected in named landmarks such as Birdwell and Kildagan Tank, while elevations like Cedar Hill provide natural landmarks in the broken terrain of the river valley.