1967 Map of Millersview SE

About this map

The Brady Mountains rise as a prominent limestone upland in this 1967 survey of Concho County, Texas. This landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Colorado River drainage system, including the serpentine paths of Duck Creek and Maverick Creek. The map documents a sparsely populated ranching territory where local industry is represented primarily by numerous Gravel Pits scattered along the drainages. Revisions from 1983 aerial photography reveal a series of flood control structures and risers built into the network of the West Fork Mustang Creek and the Middle Fork Mustang Creek, showing the mid-century evolution of water management in the Edwards Plateau region. These small-scale reservoirs provide a distinct contrast to the surrounding arid terrain and established transit routes like Highway 83.