1964 Map of Togo

About this map

Small farming communities and scattered creek bottoms define the rural landscape of the Bastrop and Fayette county line during the mid-1960s. The settlement of Kovar serves as a local focal point, anchored by the Czech-Moravian Ch and the nearby Bartons Creek Ch, reflecting the area's cultural heritage. The terrain is marked by distinct rises like Pea Ridge and Royston Hill, which overlook a network of waterways including Gazley Creek and Pricklypear Creek. The presence of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad corridor provides a clear industrial contrast to the surrounding timber and pastures. Significant gravel operations, indicated by various Gravel Pits, highlight the local extraction economy near the northern edge of the sheet. For genealogists, the inclusion of small, family-linked burial grounds such as the Thompson Cem and Old Bartons Creek Cem offers specific points of interest for tracing early residents.