1965 Map of Petersburg
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
Petersburg occupies the northwestern corner of this 1960s survey, showing a structured town grid adjacent to a Landing Strip and a Cemetery. The local infrastructure is shaped by the Fort Worth and Denver railroad line cutting through the plains toward the county lines. This map effectively illustrates the early 1960s industrial footprint of the South Plains, including a Pipeline network and Sewage Disposal Ponds southeast of the main settlement. Near the southern border, the small community of Estacado is situated at the junction of the Lubbock and Crosby county lines. The landscape is characterized by numerous depressions and localized basins typical of the Llano Estacado, many containing small seasonal water features or wells that supported the region's agricultural activity.
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