2016 Map of Eunice

About this map

Eunice and its surrounding countryside represent a landscape defined by an intricate network of waterways and private landholdings in eastern Texas. The area is heavily intersected by seasonal drainage and sloughs, most notably the wide expanse of Beaver Dam Marsh and the wandering paths of Busch Slough and Pecan Slough. While the settlement of Eunice itself serves as a central point, much of the terrain is dedicated to ranching and local aviation, evidenced by the presence of the Dillard Ranch Airport. Genealogists and local historians can find physical markers of the community's past at the Beaver Dam Cem, situated near the headwaters of Beaver Dam Cr. The map reveals a dense system of county and private roads, such as Co RD 289 and FM 1511, which navigate through topographic features like Red Oak Hollow and past isolated water bodies including Tubb Lake and Turkey Lake Br.