2019 Map of Kerens

About this map

Kerens and Trinidad anchor the southern and eastern landscape where the meandering Trinity River defines the border between Navarro and Henderson counties. The river's winding path creates distinct oxbows and features such as Horseshoe Bend and Round Lake, illustrating the complex natural hydrology of this bottomland region. To the northeast, the development around Tool and the southern reaches of the Cedar Creek Reservoir contrast with the rural grid and watercourses of the western half. Local history and genealogy are well-represented by long-standing landmarks like Kerens Cem and Samaria Cem. The map provides a detailed record of the transport network, from primary routes like FM 3096 to the numerous rural roads connecting to Kerens City Lake, marking the intersection of agriculture, river geography, and modern lakeside community growth.