2013 Map of Talco

About this map

Talco sits at the northern edge of this Northeast Texas landscape, defined by its relationship to the Talco Oil Field and the meandering path of White Oak Cr. The map shows a region shaped by both industry and the low-lying wetlands of the White Oak Creek basin, where tributaries like Ripley Cr and Big Slough drain into the primary waterway. Small settlements and named locales such as Bridges Chapel, Maple Springs, and White Oak are scattered across the terrain, connected by a network of farm-to-market and county roads. Near the town center, the Talco Rodeo Ground and local street names like N Broad St and Crawford St provide specific geographic points for local history. To the north, a series of reservoirs including Blackmon Farms Reservoir Number 1 and Prairie Lake indicate managed water resources for agriculture and local use.