1964 Map of Newport
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The boundary between Clay Co and Jack Co serves as a central divide in this mid-1960s landscape, where the agricultural plains meet the rising elevations of Galliher Mountain. The settlement of Newport sits near the northern edge of the sheet, anchored by the Newport Cem and surrounded by a network of drainage systems including Big Sandy Creek. This period in North Texas was defined by a transition to industrial extraction, evidenced by the numerous Oil Wells scattered across the countryside near smaller communities like Truce and Spradling.
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