
The Neches River forms a significant natural boundary in the northeastern corner of this Polk County landscape, accompanied by the distinctive Dollorhide Cutoff. The terrain is defined by a dense network of waterways, including Piney Cr, Upper Sulphur Cr, and Bear Cr, which shape the rural settlements of Wakefield and Corrigan. This 2022 survey illustrates the transition from river bottomlands to the interior timberlands, where small family and community cemeteries like Wheeler Cem, Damascus Cem, and Union Springs Cem serve as vital markers for local genealogists.
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31 maps found

1927 Lufkin 4-c
Polk County, TX

1955 New Willard
Polk County, TX

1958 Segno
Polk County, TX

1960 Blanchard
Polk County, TX

1960 Colita
Polk County, TX

1963 Pluck
Polk County, TX

1963 Wakefield
Polk County, TX

1984 Camden
Polk County, TX

1984 Carmona
Polk County, TX

1984 Dallardsville
Polk County, TX

1984 Hortense
Polk County, TX

1984 Jacks Creek South
Polk County, TX

1984 Leggett
Polk County, TX

1984 New Willard
Polk County, TX

1984 Schwab City
Polk County, TX

1984 Segno
Polk County, TX

1984 Soda
Polk County, TX

2022 Blanchard
Polk County, TX

2022 Camden
Polk County, TX

2022 Carmona
Polk County, TX

2022 Colita
Polk County, TX

2022 Dallardsville
Polk County, TX

2022 Hortense
Polk County, TX

2022 Jacks Creek South
Polk County, TX

2022 Leggett
Polk County, TX

2022 New Willard
Polk County, TX

2022 Pluck
Polk County, TX

2022 Schwab City
Polk County, TX

2022 Segno
Polk County, TX

2022 Soda
Polk County, TX

2022 Wakefield
Polk County, TX