1983 Map of Easton
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The Sabine River snakes through the bottomlands of this East Texas survey, defining the meeting point of Harrison, Gregg, and Rusk counties. The landscape transitions from the residential blocks of Hallsville in the north to a complex network of wetland features along the river valley. Notable for its intricate riparian geography, the map identifies numerous specific backwater features such as Fish Trap Slough, Horseshoe Slough, and Puzzle Pool, alongside the curiously named Hut Horton Duck Pond. Local genealogy is anchored by the settlement of Easton and a rural Cem located near the headwaters of Clarks Creek. This 1980s provisional study records the region's hydraulic character before significant modern development, preserving the exact locations of family-named landmarks and the serpentine flow of Cherokee Bayou as it joins the primary river channel.
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