1965 Map of Moffat

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Belton Lake dominates this landscape northwest of the Temple city limits, showcasing the complex shoreline and recreational developments of the mid-1960s. The map illustrates a rural Texas community in transition, where established family landmarks like the Moffat Cem and White Hall Cem sit alongside newer infrastructure like the Draughon-Miller Airport and the Radio Facility. The presence of several parks, including Winkler Park and Rogers Park, indicates the importance of the lake to local recreation, while the Pipeline and various Gravel Pits underscore the region's industrial utility. Settlements like Moffat and White Hall serve as local anchors, with the Moffat Sch and various community centers providing a view of the area's social fabric before further suburban expansion.