The San Bernard River winds along the eastern boundary of this coastal prairie landscape, defining a region where water and sediment have shaped the local geography. The small settlement of Danciger sits at the junction of FM 1301 Rd and Co Rd 2, serving as a central point in an area dominated by an intricate network of wetlands. To the south, numerous named water bodies like Churchhouse Pond, Cat Bayou, and Dance Bayou reflect a hydrology that fluctuates with the low-lying terrain. Genealogy researchers may find particular interest in the locations of Cedar Grove Cem and Brown Cem, situated near Co Rd 688. The map also captures several named ponds such as Shoe Sugar Pond and Alligator Lake, which likely historically supported local agricultural or ranching operations between the Linville Bayou and the river.
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1950 · Houston
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1952 · West Columbia
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1952 · Sweeny
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1952 · Danciger
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1952 · Ashwood
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1952 · Pledger
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1952 · Van Vleck
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1953 · Guy
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1953 · Damon
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1953 · Boling
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