Little Brazos River and its numerous tributaries, including Sulfur Cr and Tucker Cr, define the drainage patterns of this Limestone County landscape. The settlement of Kosse occupies the eastern edge, showing a concentrated grid of streets near the intersection of several local routes. This map reveals a distributed rural network of smaller communities such as Stranger, Alto Springs, and Blue Ridge, which likely served as local anchors for the surrounding agricultural tracts. Genealogists will find several burial sites preserved across the countryside, including Hopewell Cem and Williams Cem, as well as the Garrett Cem near the northern border. The area is characterized by a dense system of county roads and farm-to-market routes like FM-339 and Ranch Road 1771, connecting these dispersed settlements through the undulating Texas terrain.
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1954 · Waco
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1955 · Waco
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1957 · Otto
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1957 · McClanahan
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1962 · Reagan
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1962 · Bremond
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1962 · Petteway
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1965 · Kosse West
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1966 · Thornton
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1966 · Odds
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