Texas Landmarks - Coke County

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2. Copy the Latitude and Longitude of your selected feature on a piece of paper for later reference. ( 311613N is 31° 16’ 13” and 0953747W is 95° 37’ 47” – drop the leading 0 )
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4. Note that as you move the cursor across the map that the latitude and longitude of the cursor is given in boxes on the left side of the page.
5.
Move the cursor to display the latitude and longitude
you recorded in step 2, and then left click. This click will center your
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7. Items submitted by sources other than the USGS show approximate locations only. They have not been surveyed but usually are given to editor as verbal or written descriptions.
8. Locations of creeks & streams are given at the mouth of the creek or stream, i.e. where it joins a larger stream.
How to Add Landmarks or Features to These Pages or Submit Corrections.
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County Name |
Type |
Latitude |
Description |
Submitters Name |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315200N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320415N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314628N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315921N |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320257N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320319N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
315314N |
Eastern gateway to Permian Basin, in Coke County, called Oso and Broncho in early 1880's. Formally named for English novelist Charlotte Bronte, in 1890. Incorporated 1907. Basic agricultural economy, predominantly ranching. Site of major oil and gas development since 1948. |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315246N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315025N |
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TX |
Coke |
spring |
314332N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314842N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314452N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314623N |
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Cedar Hill |
TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
320027N |
The Cedar Hill area, settled by Stock-farming homesteaders about 1890. Was named for the nearby cedar-covered elevation. A one-room school built in 1891 was located about 100 yards north of the cemetery, which remains. However, no post office or town ever developed. Discouraged by drouths and the lack of conveniences, many people had departed by 1904. The school closed after 1917. 30 years later, an oil boom swept the county, Cedar Hill area, supplying 2 big companies. Now lies within one of West Texas largest Oil Field. |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
320027N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315159N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
314642N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314529N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
320122N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315020N |
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TX |
Coke |
civil |
315300N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320304N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315127N |
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TX |
Coke |
gap |
320008N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320501N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
315917N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314820N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315131N |
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TX |
Coke |
spring |
315424N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315737N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320032N |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
315030N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315307N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
315412N |
Settled by cattlemen who ran herds on open range, and stock-farming homesteaders. Area had three schools, Lodge Hall, Tabernacle, general store, cotton gin and blacksmith shop. The Post Office, established in 1890, was named for Edith Bonsall, an admired young lady of Ballinger. It closed in 1955. Dwindling schools combined, then consolidated with those of nearby Robert Lee. As trend toward urban living increased, Edith declined. |
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TX |
Coke |
bend |
315349N |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
315250N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
320002N |
(12 miles NE of Bronte on US 277) Established by the United States Army October 28, 1852. as a protection to frontier settlers against Indians. Named in honor of Lieutenant T. L Chadbourne, killed at Resaca de la Palma May 9, 1846. Occupied by Federal Troops 1852-1859; 1865-1867. An important station on the Butterfield Overland Stage Route 1858-1861. |
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TX |
Coke |
military |
320204N |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
315918N |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
320226N |
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TX |
Coke |
bay |
320342N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320319N |
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TX |
Coke |
park |
320433N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315852N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320140N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314319N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315328N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
315417N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
315821N |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320258N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314929N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
315735N |
First County Seat of Coke County, 1889 -1890. |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
315717N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315735N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314601N |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
320445N |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320342N |
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TX |
Coke |
spring |
314444N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314704N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315525N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
313522N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314838N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320227N |
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TX |
Coke |
bay |
320337N |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315829N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315112N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
315334N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315102N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
320128N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315938N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
314723N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314523N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
tower |
314211N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320226N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315346N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315048N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315801N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314731N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
314443N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
313705N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315006N |
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TX |
Coke |
ridge |
314809N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314929N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314949N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314911N |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315932N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315103N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314445N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315421N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320333N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
hospital |
313642N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315846N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320049N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315343N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315309N |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315047N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315518N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315313N |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
315357N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
314659N |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
314253N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
spring |
314322N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
313504N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
320216N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
315444N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314532N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315844N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315539N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
320238N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
315314N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
315117N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320318N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315444N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
315856N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
gap |
315952N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
gap |
320312N |
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TX |
Coke |
church |
315415N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315756N |
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TX |
Coke |
other |
320048N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
320421N |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
320323N |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315712N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
315332N |
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TX |
Coke |
airport |
315254N |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320229N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cemetery |
320122N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320244N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315921N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315807N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320151N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315455N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
320030N |
On site of prehistoric Indian camps. In area where in 1850's Fort Chadbourne soldiers often skirmished with Indians. One of the first settlements and second pioneer post office (established 1888) in county. Names for the Comanche Chief Sanaco, who with Chief Yellow Wolf had regularly camped here. Yellow Wolfe, killed in a fight with Lipans, is buried nearby. In 1907, new site was surveyed on Yellow Wolfe Creek. School Post Office, store, blacksmith shop moved to this new site where Methodist Church was already located. |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320044N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314510N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
320335N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
315022N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314359N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
320222N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
315653N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
315100N |
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TX |
Coke |
cliff |
315019N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
320415N |
Coke County Cattle, Oil and Gas Center (Intersection od PR 1672 & SH 208) - A pioneer ranching center. Settled about 1880. Early land owners included S.M. Conner, W.G. Jameson and W.R.Walker, Dr. J.E. Reed for 50 years was only physician here. R.B. Allen was outstanding civic leader. Post Office, named for peak nearby, was opened 1890 with Thomas J. Wylie postmaster. School (2 mi. SW) was moved here and renamed Silver Peak. Oil discovery 1946. Brought drilling, refining, employees' camps, much growth. The town centre became busy oil-gas center. After Camps closed, 1966, the population declined. |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320358N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315828N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314455N |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314813N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314748N |
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TX |
Coke |
cape |
314516N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315132N |
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TX |
Coke |
pop place |
314430N |
In area roamed by Indians for centuries, tamed by open-range cattlemen in the late 1870s. Permanent settlement began in 1880s. A post office, named for British Poet Alfred Tennyson, was established in 1894 with Mrs. Sarah E. Kiser as the first postmaster. Seven persons have held that office to date (1970). Over years, area has had several schools, but all are now closed. Nearby Mt. Margaret (height 335 feet), once locale of Indian activities. Is now site of Annual Community Homecoming (the Saturday before Labor Day) and Easter Sunrise Religious Services each spring. |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315137N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
313410N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314858N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
314131N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
oilfield |
315051N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315147N |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
320334N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314830N |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315335N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
314900N |
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TX |
Coke |
school |
315131N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
reservoir |
314934N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
cliff |
320301N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
320124N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
valley |
314443N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
locale |
314618N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315844N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
summit |
320259N |
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USGS |
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TX |
Coke |
stream |
315603N |
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10 may 2007