1984 Map of Geneva

About this map

Sabine National Forest dominates this East Texas landscape, providing a heavily wooded backdrop for the rural communities along the San Augustine and Sabine County line. The settlement at Geneva serves as a focal point in the northeast, while Rosevine anchors the western portion of the map. This area is defined by an intricate drainage system feeding into the Palo Gaucho Bayou, with numerous named waterways such as Lobanello (Boggy) Creek, Tebo Creek, and Boregas Creek carving through the terrain. To the south, Rosin Ridge rises above Rosin Ridge Creek, illustrating the subtle yet significant topographical variations of the Piney Woods. The network of unimproved roads and creek crossings reflects a landscape where timber and small-scale agriculture have long shaped the local infrastructure and settlement patterns.