1997 Map of Cleveland
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The growing town of Cleveland serves as a hub for both the logging and petroleum industries in this corner of East Texas. To the northwest, the Sam Houston National Forest edges into the map area near the San Jacinto and Liberty County line, while the Southern Pacific Railroad cuts through the center of town. Local infrastructure is well-defined, featuring the Leggett Memorial Hospital, North Side School, and the Cleveland Airport to the northeast. Beyond the urban grid, the landscape is shaped by the East Fork San Jacinto River and Tarkington Bayou. Pockets of industry are evident at the South Cleveland Oil Field and Pelican Oil Field, while smaller historical sites like Pin Oak Cemetery and New Salem Church dot the countryside, reflecting the area's rural roots.
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