1919 Map of Crosby

About this map

Crosby serves as the focal point of this 1916 survey, situated where the Southern Pacific System rail lines intersect with local transport routes. The landscape transitions from the well-defined channels of the San Jacinto River and Jackson Bayou in the southwest to the wetlands and prairie towards Cedar Bayou in the east. This era's rural infrastructure is remarkably detailed, showing the placement of multiple educational centers like Gum Gully School, Ramsey School, Adlong School, and Krenek School.