1967 Map of Paducah

About this map

Paducah serves as the focal point of this Cottle County survey, showcasing a grid of residential and commercial streets typical of a mid-century Texas county seat. The Quanah Acme And Pacific railroad cuts a diagonal path through the landscape, linking the town to the broader region. To the south, the Garden of Memories (Cem) and a local Golf Course provide a detailed look at the community's organized spaces, while the north and west are defined by the sprawling Matador Wildlife Management Area. The terrain is marked by intermittent watercourses like Owl Creek and Shorty Creek, which drain toward more rugged breaks. Scattered infrastructure, such as the Fairberry Windmill and several Gravel Pits, reflects the local ranching and industrial activity. Transportation needs beyond the rail line are highlighted by the City-County Airfield and a remote Landing Strip, emphasizing the importance of aviation in this expansive territory.