2013 Map of Tamina

About this map

Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North anchor this suburban landscape as it appeared in the early 21st century, bisected by a major interstate corridor. The map reveals a complex interface between rapid residential development and older rural roots, notably seen in the community of Tamina and its namesake Tamina Cem. Water defines much of the eastern and western edges, from the W Fork San Jacinto River to the engineered Lake Woodlands. The presence of the Rayford Oil Field near Rayford serves as a reminder of the region's industrial foundations amidst expanding neighborhoods like Chateau Woods and Sleepy Hollow. Small-scale water features such as Grants Lake and Old Boggy Slough highlight the low-lying drainage patterns typical of the Gulf Coast plains before they join larger systems like White Oak Cr.