
The settlement of Pierce serves as the focal point for this early 1950s study of Wharton County, situated along the Southern Pacific rail line. The landscape is defined by an extensive system of levees and man-made drainage, reflecting the heavy investment in land reclamation and agricultural engineering required for this coastal prairie region. A prominent Oil Field occupies the northwestern corner, indicating the industrial footprint of petroleum extraction alongside the traditional ranching and farming economy.
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1951 Danevang
Wharton County, TX

1952 Egypt
Wharton County, TX

1952 Lane City
Wharton County, TX

1952 Pierce
Wharton County, TX

1952 Pledger
Wharton County, TX

1953 Glen Flora
Wharton County, TX

1959 Bonus
Wharton County, TX

1960 Lissie
Wharton County, TX

1960 New Taiton
Wharton County, TX

1965 El Campo SE
Wharton County, TX

1965 Ganado NE
Wharton County, TX

1965 Gobbler Creek
Wharton County, TX

1965 Hahn
Wharton County, TX

2022 Bonus
Wharton County, TX

2022 Danevang
Wharton County, TX

2022 Egypt
Wharton County, TX

2022 El Campo SE
Wharton County, TX

2022 Ganado NE
Wharton County, TX

2022 Glen Flora
Wharton County, TX

2022 Gobbler Creek
Wharton County, TX

2022 Hahn
Wharton County, TX

2022 Lane City
Wharton County, TX

2022 Lissie
Wharton County, TX

2022 New Taiton
Wharton County, TX

2022 Pierce
Wharton County, TX

2022 Pledger
Wharton County, TX