1970 Map of Pasche

About this map

Brady Mountains dominate the northeastern corner of this Concho County landscape, overlooking a series of drainage systems that define the local topography. The small settlement of Pasche sits centrally, serving as a focal point along the east-west corridor of Route 87. This 1970 survey records the rural character of the region, where the winding courses of Brady Creek, South Brady Creek, and Maverick Creek create a deeply dissected terrain of draws and ridges. Local family history is anchored at the Sudduth Cem located west of the main settlement. The land use is reflected in several Gravel Pit operations and a Roadside Park along the highway, while the presence of a Well and water control features like the Spillway at the Riser impoundment illustrate the critical role of water management in this part of Central Texas.