
The western reaches of Pat Mayse Lake dominate this portion of Lamar County, where the sprawling water body meets the winding course of Sanders Creek and its many tributaries. The surrounding landscape is a network of small, established rural communities and family-named landmarks that speak to the agricultural heritage of North Texas. Small settlements like Garretts Bluff, Belk, and Emberson are connected by a web of farm-to-market roads and county lanes, such as Razor Rd and Clay Bluff Rd.
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1951 Slate Shoals
Lamar County, TX

1951 Woodland
Lamar County, TX

1963 Minter
Lamar County, TX

1964 Pattonville
Lamar County, TX

1980 Direct
Lamar County, TX

1980 Pat Mayse Lake East
Lamar County, TX

1980 Pat Mayse Lake West
Lamar County, TX

1984 Biardstown
Lamar County, TX

1984 Tigertown
Lamar County, TX

2022 Biardstown
Lamar County, TX

2022 Direct
Lamar County, TX

2022 Minter
Lamar County, TX

2022 Pat Mayse Lake East
Lamar County, TX

2022 Pat Mayse Lake West
Lamar County, TX

2022 Pattonville
Lamar County, TX

2022 Slate Shoals
Lamar County, TX

2022 Tigertown
Lamar County, TX

2022 Woodland
Lamar County, TX