
Sabine National Forest dominates this East Texas landscape along the Louisiana-Texas border. The settlement of Huxley sits at a crossroads south of the Toledo Bend Reservoir, which was formed by the damming of the Sabine River. The terrain is defined by a network of bayous and creeks, including Tenaha Bayou and Grannies Cr, which drain into the reservoir. Numerous family-named cemeteries are scattered across the quadrangle, such as Star Spring Cem, Carroll Cem, and Wimberly Cem, indicating the long-standing rural communities that preceded the modern forest boundaries. Smaller water bodies like Goodsons Lake and Mason Lake are tucked within the wooded interior, while Wildcat Bend marks a significant curve in the original river channel. The map also identifies the National Forest Spring, emphasizing the local water resources that have sustained this region for generations.
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