Table Top Mountain
Round, flat-topped mesa rising 475 feet above its base; part of an uplift in Permian Basin, which was once a prehistoric sea. The limestone-topped buttes and mesas in this area are remnants of rock that covered county 115 million years ago, but has now been mostly eroded.
31.1510° N, 102.0790° W
The Texas Historical Commission lists this marker as missing. The inscription above is from its records.
Where to Find It
On US 67, about 9 miles E. of McCamey, marker missing, replacement in progress 9/2021
Nearby Markers
- 0.8 mi E Rattlesnake Butte McCamey
- 0.8 mi E Rodman-Noel Oil Field Rankin
- 4 mi W Castle Gap McCamey
- 7 mi W T.P. Tavern McCamey
- 8.3 mi W Bobcat Hills McCamey
- 8.3 mi W Early Humble Camp in Permian Basin McCamey