1966 Map of Teague South

About this map

The boundary between Limestone and Freestone counties bisects this mid-century landscape, where the southern outskirts of Teague give way to a network of creeks and small agrarian settlements. In the southwest, Personville sits at the junction of several county roads, while the smaller community of Asia is located further north along Patton Creek. The rail infrastructure of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and the Fort Worth and Denver railroads dominates the eastern half of the sheet, tracing the path of local industry and transport. Rural life is anchored by country churches like Cedar Creek Ch and Union Ch, while the terrain is marked by numerous water bodies including Browns Lake and the Sellers Lake reservoir. Local extraction is evident through scattered Gas Well sites and a Claypit, showing the transition from traditional farming to energy and mineral resource development.