1967 Map of Ozona

About this map

Ozona serves as the focal point of this Crockett County landscape, situated at the confluence of several significant drainage features including Johnson Draw, Gurley Draw, and Live Oak Draw. During the late 1960s, the town's role as a regional hub is evident through its infrastructure, which includes the County Hospital, Ozona Airfield, and an active Fairground. The surrounding terrain is heavily influenced by the energy sector, dominated by the sprawling Ozona Gas Field and numerous gas wells and pipelines that crisscross the dry draws. Local history and genealogy interest is anchored by the Cedar Hill Cem located south of the main town site. The map also documents the social and recreational landscape of the era, highlighting the Ozona Country Club and several dedicated parks and athletic fields that supported the community's growth during this period of industrial activity.