1965 Map of Winfield
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Winfield serves as the primary hub of this East Texas landscape in the mid-1960s, situated along the St Louis Southwestern railroad. The map reveals a community defined by its rural institutions and water sources, with numerous churches and cemeteries anchoring the local social geography. Notable landmarks like the Marshall Springs Ch and Damascus Ch stand alongside smaller settlements such as Farmers Academy and West Midway. The eastern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by Tankersley Lake and its associated infrastructure, including a Pumping Sta. The terrain is drained by several named waterways, including McCullough Creek and Dragoo Creek, which cut through a mix of wooded and cleared land. This period of the county's development is marked by the presence of modern utilities like the Substation near Winfield and the Radio Tower (KIMP) to the east.
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