1966 Map of Nazareth NW

About this map

Middle Tule Draw defines the southern landscape of this High Plains quadrangle, carving a distinct topographic path through the panhandle terrain. This area, where the borders of Deaf Smith, Castro, and Randall counties meet, reflects a mid-century agricultural and infrastructure pattern typical of the region. A notable Landing Field sits in the northwest, while a localized Gravel Pit and a prominent Pipeline indicate the light industrial footprint alongside traditional ranching and farming operations. The small settlement of Hendrix appears in the eastern section, connected by a network of section-line roads such as County Line Road. This survey documents the transition into more intensive land use, with revisions from the late 1970s capturing developments in local infrastructure that occurred after the initial mid-1960s mapping.