2010 Map of Jacks Creek South

About this map

Camp Seale and the surrounding piney woods of Polk County are defined by a network of rural routes and waterway drainages in this 2010 survey. The landscape is heavily influenced by local industry, most notably at the Segno Oil Field near the southern boundary, where Prime-Oilfield Loop and Buddy Brown Rd provide access to extraction sites. The settlement of Oak Shade sits centrally located at a crossroads, serving as a landmark in a terrain otherwise dominated by the winding paths of Big Sandy Creek and Cypress Creek. A complex system of county roads, including Camp Seale Rd and Frontier Rd, connects these isolated communities and industrial zones. The hydrography is particularly detailed, tracing the headwaters of Kimball Creek, Little Kimball Creek, and Jacks Creek as they weave through the East Texas timberlands.