1984 Map of Moro
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
Moro serves as the primary hub in this corner of Lee County, surrounded by an agricultural landscape defined by its intricate drainage network. The area is marked by a series of small, dispersed settlements including South Plains, Smith Corner, and Oak Forest, reflecting the localized rural economy of the mid-1980s. Waterways like Hog Tusk Creek and Larkin Creek wind through the terrain, dictating the placement of roads and homesteads. Local history is anchored at the Oak Forest Cem, while specific intersections such as Holub Crossing indicate established travel routes across the low-lying creeks. This survey captures a moment in the Delta region's development when the landscape remained primarily defined by its hydrology and isolated farming communities.
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