1920 Map of Huffman

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Huffman and the surrounding coastal prairie transition into the heavily dissected drainages of the East Fork San Jacinto River during this early 20th-century survey. The landscape is defined by its complex network of gullies, including Key Gully, John Young Gully, and Shock Gully, which carve deep contours into the terrain before feeding into Luce Bayou. This drainage pattern contrasts with the more level lands to the south where the Beaumont and Sour Lake Western rail line and Bradford are situated.