2010 Map of Magnolia Springs

About this map

Magnolia Springs sits amidst the timber and water resources of Jasper County, characterized by a grid of local roads and state routes. The area is defined by its relationship to the water, where the winding course of the Neches River creates a complex system of oxbows and wetlands along the southwestern edge of the quadrangle. Significant state infrastructure is visible at the Magnolia Springs State Nursery, located just north of Mount Union, which supports the region's long-standing forestry interests. Industry and nature converge near the river valley, where the Joes Lake Oil Field operates in proximity to multiple tributaries like Mill Creek and Turner Branch. This landscape highlights a balance between active resource extraction and conservation efforts in East Texas during the early 21st century, as rural settlements remained tied to the land and the networks of the FM 1013 and FM 1005 corridors.