Pep stands as a primary settlement within this West Texas landscape, defined by a rigid grid of rural roads and the dramatic natural hydrology of the High Plains. The community is anchored by the Saint Phillips Cemetery, reflecting the local history of the area's residents. The terrain is marked by significant drainage features, most notably Yellow House Draw and Goat Draw, which cut across the plateau. Water management in this semi-arid environment is evident through features like Silver Lake, Upper Goat Tank, and strategically placed landmarks such as Double Windmills and South Twomile Windmill. The road network is a mixture of farm-to-market routes like FM 303 and named thoroughfares such as Topeka Ave and Ontario, illustrating the intersection of agricultural planning and transport across Hockley County.
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1954 · Brownfield
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1958 · Brownfield
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1962 · Brownfield
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1964 · Oklahoma Flat
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1964 · Bull Lake
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1964 · Pep
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1964 · Beck
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1965 · Hester Ranch
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1965 · Pettit
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1968 · Bula
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