2013 Map of Bloomburg

About this map

The town of Bloomburg anchors this 2013 survey of the Northeast Texas borderlands, where the landscape is defined by the complex drainage network of the Sulphur River. To the north, the river is flanked by Long Slough and Smith Lake, while further south, the terrain transitions into a web of tributaries including Cypress Cr, Little Cypress Cr, and Turkey Cr. The presence of State Line Rd and State Line Cr highlights the map's position along the boundary with Arkansas. Local history is etched into the landscape at Walters Cem and the small settlement of Cass, while the rural character is maintained through scattered features like Supervisors Club Pond and Porterfield Lake. A dense network of Farm-to-Market roads and county routes connects these remote homesteads and water bodies, illustrating the contemporary rural infrastructure of Cass County.