2016 Map of Orange

About this map

Orange sits at the confluence of deep-water navigation and low-lying wetlands where the Sabine River forms the state line between Texas and Louisiana. The city's residential and industrial grid is bordered by the winding Adams Bayou and The Cypress Bayou, illustrating a landscape heavily influenced by maritime commerce. The presence of Lamar State College-Orange and several historic burial sites, such as Hebrew Cem and Hollywood Cem, reflect the community's established social foundations. East of the city, the terrain transitions into a complex network of marshes and water bodies including Phoenix Lake and Mud Lake. This area is defined by significant civil engineering, most notably the Intracoastal Waterway and various cuts like Berwick Cut, which facilitate transit through the delta environments of Pavell Island and Orange Harbor Island.