Sectional Map showing lands in the State of Texas adjacent to the line of The Texas and Pacific Railway between Callahan and Martin Counties

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IdentifierMaps_1060aDatecirca 1890DescriptionAlthough the Texas and Pacific Railway created to mark out and advertise their excess land, large parts of it would remain unsold and become part of the Texas Pacific Land Corporation. Several towns listed here have since changed their names or become extinct - for example, this map calls Midland, Texas by its former name of "Midway". Language NoteEnglishSubjectBorden County (Tex)--MapsCallahan County (Tex)--MapsDawson County (Tex)--MapsFisher County (Tex)--MapsHoward County (Tex)--MapsJones County (Tex)--MapsMartin County (Tex)--MapsMitchell County (Tex)--MapsNolan County (Tex)--MapsRunnels County (Tex)--MapsScurry County (Tex)--MapsShackelford County (Tex)--MapsTaylor County (Tex)--MapsTexas and Pacific RailwayTom Green County (Tex)--MapsCopyright StatementNo Copyright - Non-Commercial Use PermittedSize35.5x96 centimeter map on 45.5x101 centimeter sheet.CartographerStakemann, MTexas & Pacific RailwayTiernan Woodward

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