
The Colorado River carves a winding path through the northern half of this Coke County landscape, serving as a primary geographical anchor for the small community of Shawville and the southern edge of Bronte. The terrain transitions from riverbottom flats to significant elevations, most notably at Juniper Peak in the south and Cedar Mtn in the north. This modern topography documents the ranching and rural residential infrastructure of West Texas, defined by a network of local roads such as Abbott-Vaughn Rd, Rawlins Rd, and Ditmore Ln. Water remains a central theme in this arid environment, evidenced by the numerous named drainages like Kickapoo Creek, Liveoak Cr, and Mule Cr, which feed toward the main river channel or the localized W D Coleman Lake.
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1921 Mays School
Coke County, TX

1959 Dead Indian Mountain
Coke County, TX

1959 Silver
Coke County, TX

1961 Shawville
Coke County, TX

1962 Cement Mountain
Coke County, TX

1962 Edith
Coke County, TX

1962 Green Mountain
Coke County, TX

1962 Millican Mountains
Coke County, TX

1962 Sanco
Coke County, TX

1969 Blackwell SW
Coke County, TX

1972 Broome
Coke County, TX

1972 Crawford Slide
Coke County, TX

1972 Divide
Coke County, TX

2022 Blackwell SW
Coke County, TX

2022 Broome
Coke County, TX

2022 Cement Mountain
Coke County, TX

2022 Crawford Slide
Coke County, TX

2022 Dead Indian Mountain
Coke County, TX

2022 Divide
Coke County, TX

2022 Edith
Coke County, TX

2022 Green Mountain
Coke County, TX

2022 Millican Mountains
Coke County, TX

2022 Sanco
Coke County, TX

2022 Shawville
Coke County, TX

2022 Silver
Coke County, TX