2010 Map of Nacogdoches North

About this map

Nacogdoches extends its northern footprint into this landscape defined by the convergence of the Bonita Creek and Bayou La Nana drainages. In the years following the millennium, the area shows a distinct pattern of rural communities and crossroads settlements such as Mahl, North Redland, and Central Heights connected by a network of local roads and highways. The terrain is notably etched by water, with the East Fork Bayou Loco and West Fork Bayou Loco winding through the western portion of the quadrangle. For those researching family history, the map provides precise locations for several local burial grounds, including the Old North Cemetery and Stone Cemetery. Water management is evident through features like the Robert W Murphey Dam and the Jerry W Allen Dam, which regulate the flow of the local bayous and create small reservoirs like Robert W Murphey Lake.