1902 Map of Gainesville
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The Red River defines the border between the Chickasaw Nation and northern Texas at the turn of the century, a landscape shaped by river bends and ferries. The river's serpentine path creates massive alluvial loops such as Sivells Bend and Warrens Bend, which were critical nodes for regional movement. Crossings like Browns Ferry, Burneyville Ferry, and Freemans Ferry served as vital links before permanent bridges dominated the corridor. South of the river, Gainesville emerges as a significant rail and trade hub, anchored by the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad.
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Editions of this 1902 Gainesville Map
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Historical Maps of Gainesville Through Time
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