1952 Map of Wadsworth

About this map

Wadsworth sits at the center of this coastal Texas landscape, serving as a primary rail point along the Gulf and Santa Fe line in the early 1950s. The region is defined by a complex drainage network where the Colorado River meanders toward the Gulf, carving out distinct landforms like Dick Island and Selkirk Island. Extensive levee systems protect the surrounding lowlands, indicating a landscape managed for agriculture and flood control near the confluence of Big Boggy Creek and Peyton Creek.