1967 Map of Pikes Peak

About this map

Pikes Peak rises above the West Texas landscape of Crockett County in the late 1960s, anchoring a territory defined by intermittent drainage and isolated ranching operations. The terrain is marked by the expansive Howard Draw and Eureka Draw, which carve through the high ground to shape the local hydrology. This period reveals a landscape transitioning from traditional ranching toward increased industrial and infrastructural development, evidenced by the numerous Drill Holes and several Gravel Pit sites scattered across the survey area.