1967 Map of Ralls NE

About this map

Ralls and Crosbyton anchor this western Crosby County landscape, connected by a prominent four-lane highway that bisects the central plains. The terrain is characterized by numerous small depressions and ephemeral water bodies, punctuated by isolated industrial and agricultural landmarks. Rural education is represented by the Fairview Sch, situated north of the main thoroughfare. The presence of a Landing Strip and a Substation near the settlements indicates the infrastructure supporting this High Plains region during the mid-1960s. Aside from the primary towns, the map reveals a scattering of wells and a Gravel Pit, suggesting the importance of resource extraction and water management in this agricultural environment. The survey also notes Ralls RM 1, providing a point of reference for local surveyors and land researchers.