1967 Map of Millersview NW

About this map

Kickapoo Creek and its various branches, including Middle Kickapoo Creek and East Kickapoo Creek, define the drainage patterns of this Concho County landscape in the late 1960s. The terrain is marked by the presence of Hog and punctuated by an extensive network of Gravel Pits and Oil Wells, reflecting the local extractive economy of the era. Genealogists and local historians will find several burial sites of interest, most notably the Paint Rock Cem in the northern reach and the isolated Kersh Grave located further south. The map also records the presence of a significant Pipeline cutting across the ranch land, alongside other water features like Hog Creek, Amos Creek, and Duck Creek.