2016 Map of Manning

About this map

The settlement of Manning sits at the southern edge of this East Texas survey, surrounded by a dense network of drainages and legacy infrastructure. Historically a company town for the lumber industry, the landscape is defined by the Manning Mill Ponds and Manning Club Lake, while names like Co Logging Rd and Flournoy Rd trace the timber-harvesting patterns of the region. The northeastern portion of the map is dominated by the Angelina National Forest, where the terrain rises toward Bill Hill. Local history is preserved in several rural burial grounds, including Shawnee Creek Cem and Renfro Cem, which are scattered among the many creeks such as Shawnee Cr and Little Buck Cr. The map captures the quiet, forested character of Angelina County, where modern roadways like FM 844 intersect with family-named routes and old pasture lands.