1965 Map of Mertens
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Old Brandon Cem and the nearby Bynum-Brandon Cem anchor this 1960s landscape, serving as primary touchstones for family historians and genealogists in central Texas. The map illustrates a transitional rural economy where traditional agriculture meets modern water management, evidenced by a series of numbered dams such as Dam No 44 and Dam No 57 constructed along the drainage basins of Richland Creek and Cottonwood Creek. The settlement patterns are defined by the crossroads at Mertens and Brandon, where the infrastructure of the Missouri Kansas Texas and Missouri Pacific railroads once drove local commerce. Education is highlighted through specific sites like the High Sch and Kelly-Miller Sch in Milford, providing a clear view of the civic layout before decades of school consolidation altered the regional community structure.
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