The Neches River forms a complex, winding boundary through this East Texas landscape, where the confluence of Trinity, Houston, and Angelina counties meets within the Davy Crockett National Forest. The river's path is marked by numerous oxbows and secondary waterways, including the Old Channel and Old River, indicating a dynamic floodplain. Landforms like Pine Island and water bodies such as Black Cat Lake and Cole Lake illustrate the transition from dense forest to riparian wetlands.
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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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