
The E Fork San Jacinto River winds through this corner of the Texas Gulf Coast, shaping a landscape defined by an intricate network of wetlands and named ponds. The settlement at Plum Grove is central to the area, located near the Plum Grove Cem and the Paul Campbell Loop. The map illustrates the residential expansion radiating from nearby Splendora and Roman Forest into the woodland and pasture of Liberty County. Numerous distinct water bodies, including Wildcat Pond, China Pond, and Alligator Pond, are scattered across the terrain east of the river, while Tarkington Bayou marks the eastern edge. A dense grid of rural roads and residential lanes, such as Riverside Dr and various numbered routes, shows the transition from timberland and ranching toward suburban development. This 2022 survey records the modern footprint of communities like Casey Ridge at a time of continued growth between the river forks and the bayou.
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