
Cabeza Cr and Manahuilla Cr wind through this rural intersection of Goliad, Karnes, and DeWitt Counties, defining a landscape marked by ranching and resource extraction. The area is characterized by a dense network of family-named roads, such as Otto Fuhren and Gus Mueller, which reflect a deep history of local landownership and German-Texan heritage in this part of South Texas. A notable point of interest for genealogists is the Buzzards Roost Cem, situated near the eastern edge of the quadrangle. The presence of Oil Field Rd in the southeast corner indicates the ongoing industrial importance of the region, while the various forks of Goat Cr and Dry Cr illustrate the natural drainage patterns that have shaped movement through the territory for generations.
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1953 · Beeville
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1956 · Beeville
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1960 · Beeville
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1962 · Goliad
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1963 · Choate
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1963 · Weesatche
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1963 · Berclair NW
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1963 · Yorktown West
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1963 · Runge
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1963 · Runge SE
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