2010 Map of Daingerfield

About this map

Daingerfield and Hughes Springs anchor this East Texas landscape, reflecting a region defined by its timbered hills and the reach of the Black Mountains. The topography is intricately carved by Black Cypress Creek and its many tributaries, such as Brutons Creek and Peacock Creek. Local history and genealogy researchers will find an exceptional density of family and community burial grounds, including the Whitmore, Jones, Hall, and Bethlehem Cemetery. To the south, the industrial and recreational character of the county is evident at the Black Mountain Mine and Daingerfield State Park, centered around the Daingerfield State Park Lake. Small water impoundments like Jerome Wolfson Lake and Minor Lake dot the northern reaches, while the Greater Morris County Airport sits near the settlement of Rocky Branch, marking the intersection of traditional rural life and modern infrastructure.