1920 Map of Waco

About this map

Waco serves as the focal point of this Central Texas landscape, where a dense network of iron and rail converges near the confluence of the Brazos River and the Bosque River. This military-revised survey reflects the era following the Great War, specifically noting the Rifle Range Camp MacArthur south of the city. The settlement pattern shows a high concentration of established towns along the rail lines, including West, Elm Mott, and Abbott to the north, contrasted with the winding river valleys and smaller hamlets like China Spring and Speegleville to the west.