1952 Map of Cedar Lane NE

About this map

The San Bernard River winds through this coastal Texas landscape, marking a prominent physical and economic boundary. To the northeast, the extensive grounds of the Clemens State Farm dominate the terrain, defined by a network of drainage canals and a clear State Farm Boundary. This area is characterized by the intersection of industrial activity and rural life, featuring a Sulphur Plant and Sulphur Wells near the Missouri Pacific railroad line. Along the river, local history is visible through the Hinckles Ferry crossing and communal centers like Galilee Ch. To the west, the landscape transitions into more open country, where Jerusalem Sch served the local community. The map also captures the intricate drainage of the region with Cocklebur Slough and Cedar Lake Creek flowing toward the Gulf, while man-made additions like an Aqueduct and a Levee illustrate 20th-century water management efforts.