1964 Map of Thrall
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
The community of Thrall serves as the focal point of this Eastern Williamson County landscape, where the agricultural plains are punctuated by the industrial presence of the Thrall Oil Field, Noack Oil Field, and Beyersville Oil Field. Revised in the late 1980s, the map reveals a network of rural settlements like Noack and Beyersville connected by straight-line roads that navigate a complex system of drainage including Brushy Creek, Mustang Creek, and the curiously named Battleground Creek. Local history is anchored by Christ Ch and the adjacent Christ Ch Cem, providing a precise record for genealogists. The terrain is further defined by numerous water control structures, such as Site No 18 and Site No 4A, which manage the flow of creeks like Turkey Creek and Long Branch through the blackland prairies.
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Editions of this 1964 Thrall Map
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Historical Maps of Taylor Through Time
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