1959 Map of Splendora
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
The Texas and New Orleans Railroad serves as the central spine of this East Texas landscape, linking the growing communities of Splendora and New Caney. Situated near the junction of Montgomery, Liberty, and Harris counties, the area is defined by a dense network of named ponds and creeks, such as Peach Creek and Spring Branch, which wind through the terrain. The presence of the Splendora Oil Field, with its numerous sludge pits and an Artesian Well, highlights the mid-century industrial activity that shaped the local economy alongside timber and transport.
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