2010 Map of Talco

About this map

Talco and its surrounding countryside in Titus County are defined by a complex network of ranch roads and water management features. The landscape is dominated by the winding path of White Oak Creek and the industrial presence of the Talco Oil Field, which sits just southwest of the main town site. Agricultural and recreational heritage is evident at the Talco Rodeo Ground and the cluster of reservoirs to the northeast, including Blackmon Farms Reservoir Number 1. Small rural communities and historical nodes like Maple Springs and Bridges Chapel provide significant points of interest for local history, while the Belcher Cemetery serves as a vital anchor for genealogical research. The map illustrates a contemporary Texas landscape where water resources like John E Baldwin Lake and Prairie Lake support both local infrastructure and the broader drainage systems of Ripley Creek and McCullough Creek.