what is a good site for old topo maps of TX
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tou might want to check hat the University Of Texas map collection. Topographic Map Sites - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
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If you're in east tx, you might want to google oilfield photos. The company's name escapes me but they did a lot of aerial photography mapping for oil. Also, make friends with your county's road and bridge guys. Ive gotten aerials from the 50s on some of my spots.
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Netronline has old topography maps not the easiest to use, but once you learn it it is very helpful.
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