1965 Map of Reynolds Bend NW

About this map

North Paint Creek and Bow Creek define the drainage patterns of this mid-1960s landscape, which spans the boundary of Haskell and Throckmorton Counties. The map reveals an economy driven by resource extraction, with numerous Oil Wells and a single Oil Well scattered across the northern and central sections. To the west, a Gravel Pit is located near the creek bed, indicating local material production. The terrain is marked by distinct elevation changes, showing the transition from higher plains down into the stream valleys where vegetation is most concentrated.