2016 Map of Roscoe

About this map

Roscoe serves as the primary hub of activity in this West Texas survey, defined by its grid of streets and position at a critical transportation junction. The town is situated where several major routes converge, including a bypass and service road system that frames the community. Outside the town center, the landscape is divided into large sections by a network of rural roads like Co RD 170 and Co RD 138, reflecting the agricultural and ranching heritage of Nolan County. Water resources are scarce but significant, with Cottonwood Cr and Rough Cr providing drainage across the plains. The presence of specialized infrastructure such as the H and H Conditioning Tank and H and H Feedlot Tank north of town highlights the area's cattle industry operations. For genealogists, the Roscoe Cem is located just northeast of the main settlement.