2012 Map of Stith

About this map

Stith serves as the central focal point for this rural landscape in Jones County, defined by a deliberate network of farm-to-market roads and energy extraction sites. The geography is marked by the presence of the Stith Oil Field and the Wimberly Oil Field, illustrating the area's continued integration into the Texas petroleum economy. Water drainage is dominated by the meandering course of Bitter Cr, which flows toward the Clear Fork in the north, while Mulberry Cr and Bull Wagon Cr define the southeastern terrain. Local transit relies on a grid of county roads and key routes like Farm-To-Market Road 1235 and Ranch Road 1235. The landscape is largely agricultural and industrial, with the New York Hls providing some topographic variation in the south. This survey documents the intersection of traditional land use and the modern infrastructure required for mid-century and later oil production.