2012 Map of Nolan

About this map

Nolan serves as the primary hub in this West Texas landscape, where ranch roads and county routes intersect across a terrain marked by prominent landmarks like Indian Hand Bluff and Birdsnest Bluff. The settlement pattern is defined by the drainage systems of Weaver Springs Cr to the north and Mulberry Cr to the east, which carve through the plateau. Local history and genealogy are preserved at Slater Chapel Cem and Dora Cem, sites that anchor the rural community. The map illustrates a network of transportation routes, including Ranch Road 126 and FM-89, which connect the scattered homesteads and ranches. Significant topographical markers such as Black Point, Ringtop, and Coffee Hollow provide a detailed look at the physical geography that has influenced land use and cattle ranching in Nolan County for generations.