1930 Map of Marquez
USGS Topo · Published 1930About this map
The Navasota River forms the natural boundary between Robertson and Leon counties on this early twentieth-century tactical survey. The International and Great Northern Railway serves as the primary corridor for commerce and settlement, anchoring communities like Franklin P.O., New Baden P.O., and Easterly P.O. along its track. This era reveals a rural landscape defined by small neighborhood centers, many identified by their local post offices or community institutions like Coles Branch School and Holly Church.
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