The settlement of Lipscomb serves as the small county seat in this Panhandle landscape, defined by a sparse network of county roads and numerous intermittent drainage creeks. A dense grid of local streets like Main St and Plum St anchors the town center, while the surrounding territory is dominated by the winding paths of Wolf Cr and Plum Cr. Genealogists will find interest in the documented burial grounds south and east of the town center, specifically the Saint John's Lutheran Cem and Lipscomb Cem. The topography is characterized by the erosion patterns of the Little Sand Cr and Sand Cr systems, which have carved numerous draws and ridges into the high plains. Long stretches of road such as Kirk Ranch Rd and various numbered county routes provide the only access through this ranching and agricultural country.
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1954 · Perryton
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1958 · Perryton
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1972 · Barton Corners
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1972 · Dugout Creek
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1972 · Skunk Creek
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1972 · Glazier
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1972 · Willow Creek
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1972 · Lipscomb
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1972 · Lipscomb SW
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1972 · Coburn
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