2010 Map of Union High

About this map

Tehuacana sits at the southern edge of this landscape, characterized by a complex network of water management features across the northern Limestone County countryside. The area is defined by the numerous Soil Conservation Service reservoirs and dams, such as Soil Conservation Service Site 31 Reservoir and Soil Conservation Service Site 26 Reservoir, which catch the runoff from the many creek branches. Natural drainage flows through Pin Oak Creek, Board Creek, and Elm Creek, with Bald Hill rising as a prominent topographic point. Small rural clusters like Union High and Rodney are connected by farm-to-market roads, while White Cemetery provides a point of genealogical interest in the northeast. The prevalence of these engineered reservoirs suggests a managed agricultural landscape focused on soil stability and water retention in the central Texas prairies.