2012 Map of Sudan
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Sudan stands as a central hub in the Panhandle’s agricultural landscape, where the town’s grid is strictly oriented alongside the diagonal path of the railroad and Santa Fe Ave. The surrounding terrain in Lamb County is defined by an exacting grid of section roads, including Ranch Road 303 and FM-303, which segment the plains into large-scale farming tracts. Local history is anchored by the Sudan Cem and a network of named streets such as Barron St, Commerce St, and N Main St. Transportation and infrastructure are vital to this rural economy, evidenced by the presence of both the Sudan Airport and Fairview Field Airport to the northwest. This 2012 survey illustrates the enduring intersection of rail transport and modern highway access that continues to shape the community.
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