The Neches River forms a complex hydrologic boundary through this portion of Trinity County, creating a landscape defined by oxbows and secondary channels like Old River and Big Bend Slough. Near the riverbanks, large water bodies such as Black Cat Lake and Cole Lake sit within a network of wetlands that includes Boggy Slough and Cochino Bayou. This terrain, while largely rural, is punctuated by isolated industrial and transport markers, most notably the Raville Siding and the settlement at Vair.
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1949 · Clawson
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1949 · Keltys
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1950 · Keltys
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1950 · Clawson
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1950 · Kennard NE
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1950 · Centralia
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1951 · Wells
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1951 · Wells SW
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1951 · Centralia
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1951 · Kennard NE
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