1967 Map of Millersview NW

About this map

Kickapoo Creek and its many branches, including Middle Kickapoo Creek and East Kickapoo Creek, define the drainage patterns of this Concho County landscape. Photogrammetric methods from 1966 and field checks in 1967 reveal a terrain shaped by water and small-scale resource extraction, evident in the numerous Gravel Pits and scattered Oil Wells found across the quadrangle. For those researching local family history, the map provides precise locations for burial sites such as the Paint Rock Cem in the northwest and the solitary Kersh Grave situated further south. The land is characterized by intermittent stream beds like Hog Creek and Duck Creek, which weave through the elevation marked by the Hog feature. A prominent Pipeline traverses the territory, reflecting the infrastructure supporting the region's energy interests during the late 1960s.