1970 Map of Seminole
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
Seminole serves as the focal point of this West Texas survey, showing a concentrated urban grid defined by NW Ave, NE Ave, and other directional thoroughfares that center on the Courthouse. The landscape is dominated by the petroleum and ranching economy, with the expansive Doss-Robertson Field and numerous pipelines cutting across the terrain. Public life in the 1970s is evidenced by a cluster of educational facilities, including High Sch, Jr HS, and Young Sch, alongside local landmarks like the Drive-in Theater and Athletic Fields. The natural geography is marked by the winding paths of Seminole Draw and Wardswell Draw, which disrupt the otherwise orderly arrangement of gravel pits and sandpits. This documentation captures the community just as the Seminole Area Airport and regional radio infrastructure, such as Radio Tower (KIKZ), were supporting the town's role as a regional hub.
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