
The western expansion of Lubbock is documented here through a layering of data from 1957 and revisions from 1970. The transition from the rural High Plains landscape to a dense urban grid is anchored by Texas Technological College and the growing campus of Lubbock Christian College. The infrastructure of the era is defined by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad corridor and the Levelland Highway, which facilitated the development of outlying communities like Carlisle and West End Place.
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1957 Lubbock East
Lubbock County, TX

1957 Lubbock West
Lubbock County, TX

1965 Acuff
Lubbock County, TX

1965 Buffalo Springs Lake
Lubbock County, TX

1965 Heckville
Lubbock County, TX

1965 Slaton NE
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Abernathy SE
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Abernathy SW
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Meadow NE
Lubbock County, TX

1976 New Home NE
Lubbock County, TX

1976 New Home NW
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Roundup
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Wolfforth NE
Lubbock County, TX

1976 Wolfforth SE
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Abernathy SW
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Busterville
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Roundup
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Slide
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Wolfforth NE
Lubbock County, TX

1985 Woodrow
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Abernathy SW
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Acuff
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Busterville
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Heckville
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Lubbock East
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Lubbock West
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Roundup
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Slaton NE
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Slide
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Wolfforth NE
Lubbock County, TX

2022 Woodrow
Lubbock County, TX

2023 Buffalo Springs Lake
Lubbock County, TX