North Fork Double Mountain Fork Brazos River carves a significant course across this landscape northeast of Slaton, defining the local geography through the dramatic Yellow House Canyon. This 2010 survey reveals a rural Texas environment where the erratic paths of natural drainage features like Spring Creek and Harvey Creek contrast with the rigid, square grid of agricultural section roads. The map illustrates a region dominated by ranching and large-scale land management, as evidenced by named properties such as Forest Ranch, Wood Ranch, and V Ranch. Transportation in this part of Lubbock County relies on a network of designated county roads and arterial routes like Ranch Rd 2150, which facilitate movement between the canyons and the flatter high plains. Local-history researchers will find interest in the specific placement of these homesteads relative to the Long Hollow and other natural landmarks.
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1954 · Lubbock
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1965 · Acuff
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1965 · Slaton
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1965 · Buffalo Springs Lake
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1965 · Southland
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1965 · Wilson
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1965 · Slaton NE
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1966 · Cap Rock
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1967 · Savage
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1968 · South Dokegood Creek
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