2016 Map of Moonshine Hill

About this map

Moonshine Hill and the expanding residential corridors of Atascocita anchor this modern survey of the northeastern Houston metropolitan area. The landscape is defined by the extensive waters of Lake Houston and the East Fork San Jacinto River, where numerous residential developments such as River Terrace, Walden Woods, and Dogwood Acres have integrated into the riparian environment. Significant local history is preserved at the White Oak Cem near Porter, situated just north of the Montgomery Co and Harris Co boundary line. The map reveals a complex network of waterways, including Artesian Slough and Maple Slough, winding through a terrain marked by deep drainage features like Robinson Gully and Taylor Gully. This document illustrates the contemporary suburban pattern of the region, where legacy place names like Shadow Lake and Riverside Crest persist alongside major transit arteries like US Hwy 59 Bus.