2013 Map of Oakwood

About this map

Oakwood serves as the primary hub in this eastern Texas landscape, situated along the RR 2 rail line and a network of local roads like N Main St and River Bend Rd. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the Trinity River along the eastern boundary, which has carved out numerous oxbow features including Glaze Lake, Criminal Lake, and McCrakin Lake. This hydrologic pattern suggests a low-lying, riparian environment subject to the river's historical shifts. Moving inland, the map identifies small rural communities and stopping points such as Sand Flats, Timesville, and Saint Paul. Local history is anchored by the Mt Pisgah Cem, while modern land use is represented by the Carter Ranch Airport and an extensive system of county roads and farm-to-market routes that connect the scattered settlements and agricultural tracts between Northwest Fork Boons Cr and Birch Cr.