Young County Texas map — Young County has a central Graham focus, but Olney, Newcastle, and the Brazos-Possum Kingdom side create three additional map anchors.
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- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Young County
- County seat: Graham
- Mapped places: Graham, Olney, Newcastle
- Natural features: Brazos River, Possum Kingdom Lake, Lake Graham, Fort Belknap
- Main routes: U.S. 380, State Highway 16
What the Map Shows
Graham sits near the middle, Olney northeast, Newcastle southeast, and Possum Kingdom Lake southwest. This arrangement prevents the county from reading as a single-town map.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 380 crosses Graham east-west and State Highway 16 provides the north-south line. Lake Graham lies close to the city, while Fort Belknap is nearer Newcastle.
Local Context
Graham concentrates government, commerce, and energy services. Olney serves the northeastern farm district, and Newcastle retains a mining and frontier-history connection.
Ways to Use This Map
- Compare the two eastern towns
- Orient the southwest with Possum Kingdom Lake
- Locate Lake Graham relative to the county seat
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Olney and Newcastle divide the eastern side?
Olney marks the northeast, while Newcastle lies southeast of Graham.
Why is Possum Kingdom Lake a useful boundary reference?
The reservoir and Brazos River clarify the rugged southwestern side of the county.
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