2019 Map of Geneva

About this map

Rosevine serves as a central hub for this portion of the East Texas timberlands, situated near the boundary line of San Augustine and Sabine counties. The landscape is defined by the dense woodlands of the Sabine National Forest and a complex drainage system led by Palo Gaucho Bayou and Tebo Creek. The area’s historical depth is evident in its numerous family and community burial grounds, such as McMahon's Chapel Cem and the King Family Cem. The terrain rises toward the south at Rosin Ridge, overlooking a network of creeks like Donahue Creek and Rocky Creek. This survey reveals a pattern of rural settlement where small communities and churches are connected by routes such as FM 1592 and Rosevine Road, illustrating the enduring agricultural and forest-based character of the region.