1964 Map of Stratford 2 NE

About this map

The high plains along the border between Oklahoma and Texas reflect a landscape defined by utility and energy extraction in the mid-1960s. Surveyed by the Texas Water Development Board, this terrain in Dallam County is marked by a sparse but deliberate network of agricultural and industrial infrastructure. A prominent Pipeline cuts across the northeastern quadrant, serviced by a nearby Substation, indicating the regional importance of natural gas transit during this era. Scattered Gas Well sites and local Wells dot the undulating contours, while isolated Storage Bins suggest the continued reliance on grain and livestock ranching. The lack of formal town centers highlights the rural, decentralized nature of the Panhandle at this time, where property lines and service roads provide the primary structural framework.