1961 Map of Mountain Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
The Elm Fork Trinity River winds through this landscape on the Cooke Co Denton Co border, illustrating the transition from agricultural bottomlands to upland oil exploration. By the early 1960s, rural life centered around community clusters like Mountain Springs and Bloomfield, where local identity was anchored by the Bloomfield Cem and Mt Pleasant Ch. This survey captures the encroachment of the Jacobs Oil Field into the southern reaches of the quadrangle, with numerous Oil Wells peppered across the terrain alongside multiple Gravel Pits.
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