1893 Map of Albany

About this map

Albany serves as the central hub of this late-nineteenth-century survey of North Texas, situated at the junction of several drainage systems and the Texas Central Railroad. The landscape is defined by the intricate winding of the Clear Fork Brazos River in the north and the extensive network of the Hubbard Creek basin to the south. Historically significant sites like Fort Griffin appear along the river, marking the transition from frontier military outposts to established ranching and rail settlements.