1963 Map of Wakefield
USGS Topo · Published 1992About this map
The Neches River forms a winding northern boundary for this East Texas landscape, where the confluence of several major creek systems defines the terrain. Extensive woodlands are interspersed with rural communities like Wakefield and Skinner Town, connected by a network of early roads and an Old Railroad Grade that speaks to the region's timber history. Several local landmarks are documented, including the Wakefield Lookout Tower and Wakefield Ch, alongside smaller gathering places such as Wheeler Ch and Damascus Ch.
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