
Spur serves as the primary hub in this West Texas landscape, where the town’s grid is defined by streets like N Parker Ave, Willard Ave, and Granite St. The map captures the transitional terrain south of the town center, where the residential blocks give way to the drainage systems of Duck Cr and Spade Draw. To the south, the Steele Hills rise above the confluence of seasonal waterways, marking a rugged break in the local topography. This area also contains significant genealogical landmarks, including the Spur Cem on the town's eastern edge and the more isolated Steele Hill Cem to the southeast. The survey also traces the jurisdictional line between Dickens County and Kent County, following the course of W Prong Duck Cr and Camp Cr as they move through the ranchlands of the south.
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