1952 Map of Edna

About this map

Edna serves as the central hub of this 1952 Jackson County landscape, where the Southern Pacific railroad cuts a diagonal path through the coastal plains. The town's grid is well-defined, anchored by civic landmarks like the Courthouse, City Hall, and the Armory, with the County Fairgrounds situated on the northern outskirts. Beyond the residential blocks, the geography is shaped by the meandering Lavaca River, which is flanked by an extensive system of levees designed to manage the low-lying terrain.