Cochran County Airport stands as a focal point in this portion of the Texas Panhandle, anchoring a landscape defined by an extensive and orderly grid of rural roads. The terrain is marked by subtle elevations such as Ramsey Hill, rising above the surrounding agricultural plains. This 2010 survey illustrates the modern layout of Cochran County's transportation network, where state routes like Fm 1780 and Fm 2195 intersect with a dense system of county roads including Co Rd 74 and Co Rd 197. The geometric precision of the road placement reflects the late 20th-century land management and agricultural surveying characteristic of this region. This map serves as a detailed record of the infrastructure supporting the local rural economy, from isolated landing strips to the network of local thoroughfares connecting distant ranching and farming operations.
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1954 · Brownfield
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1958 · Brownfield
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1962 · Brownfield
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1964 · Pep
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1965 · Pettit
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1965 · Whiteface
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1969 · Enochs
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1969 · Lehman
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1970 · Whiteface SW
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1971 · Whiteface NW
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