1961 Map of Perrin

About this map

Perrin sits at the center of this landscape, serving as a quiet crossroads near the boundary of Jack, Palo Pinto, and Parker counties. The town's layout includes a High Sch and the nearby Perrin Cem, providing a detailed look at the community's early infrastructure and social centers. The terrain is defined by a network of seasonal waterways, including Snake Creek and the East Fork Keechi Creek, which flow through a region shaped by both agriculture and energy extraction. Evidence of earlier industrial transport remains visible in the Old Railroad Grade that cuts across the northern fields, while the active Rusmag Oil Field and its associated Pumping Station indicate the economic drivers of the mid-20th century. High points like Two Bush Knob offer distinctive landmarks for those tracing family property or old surveying lines.