2016 Map of Forest
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
The Neches River forms a winding natural boundary between Cherokee and Houston counties, anchoring a landscape defined by the dense woodlands of the Davy Crockett National Forest. This 2016 survey highlights a region shaped by timber and water, where small settlements like Morrill and Brunswick sit amidst an intricate network of creeks, including Sulphur Cr and Larrison Cr. The presence of several family-named landmarks such as Mathis Mill Br and Morrill Fish Pond Br suggests a history of local industry and land management tied to these water sources.
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