1952 Map of Cedar Lane NE

About this map

The San Bernard River winds through this coastal Texas landscape, serving as a central corridor for industry and transport in the early 1950s. Near the riverbanks, the Sulphur Plant and several Sulphur Wells indicate the extraction economy of the region, while an Aqueduct and Pipe Line system support the local infrastructure. To the northeast, the sprawling Clemens State Farm dominates the terrain, its structured grid of roads and fields bounded by the State Farm Boundary. Local life is anchored by several rural landmarks, including the Jerusalem Sch and Galilee Ch. Transport is facilitated by the Missouri Pacific railroad and historic crossing points like Hinkle Ferry and the Churchill Bridge. The southern portion of the map transitions into the marshy lowlands of Cocklebur Slough and Cedar Lake Creek at the Brazoria Co Matagorda Co line.