1984 Map of Ogg

About this map

Ogg and the surrounding high plains of Randall County are documented in this mid-1980s provisional survey, capturing a sparsely populated agricultural landscape defined by its subtle topographic shifts. The terrain is characterized by a series of shallow depressions and draws, most notably Happy Draw, which cuts through the southern portion of the quadrangle. This map reflects the ranching and farming infrastructure of the Texas Panhandle during this era, showing the placement of wind-driven wells, tanks, and small cattle-related outposts like Black Camp. The grid-like precision of the local road network and the isolation of these named sites highlight the wide-open nature of the High Plains before more modern development altered the footprint of these smaller rural centers.