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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

CHARLES D. WALCOTT, DIRECTOR

A.

G-AZETTEEK OF TEXAS

(SEOCGSTD ZEIDITIOZNT)

BY

HENRY GLANNETT

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1904

 CONTENTS.

Page.

Letter of transmitted. ..................................................... 7

Area ......... '. .......................................................... 9

Topography and drainage. .......................................... i..... 10

Climate ................................................................. 10

Forests.................................................................. 10

Exploration and settlement............................................... 11

Population .............................................................. 12

Industries................................................................. 13

Lands and surveys ....................................................... 15

Railroads.........................................'....................... 15

The gazetteer.....'....................................................... 16

ILLUSTRATIONS.

T , ,. \A, Mean annual temperature .................... ........ I I/ATF J <

[B, Mean annual rainfall . ................................

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'"" [B, Wooded areas .'......................................

... \A, Density, of population in 1850. .........................

(B, Density of population in I860 .........................

. rv \ A, Density of population in 1870. .........................

\B, Density .of population in 1880. ........................

v \A, Density of population in 1890. ........................

[B, Density of population in 1900. . .......................

VT J A , Proportion of colored to total population ..............

\B, Proportion of foreign born to total population .........

v . , JA, Predominating sex ..................................

J7;?, Railroads ...........................................

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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 

Washington, D. C. , January %0, 

SIR: I transmit herewith, for publication as a bulletin, the revised 

manuscript of a gazetteer of Texas. This is a second edition, the first 

edition having- been published in 1902. 

Very respectfully,

HENRY GANNETT,

G-eograph&r. 

Hon. CHARLES D. WALCOTT,

Director United States Geological Survey.

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A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS.

HENRY GANNETT.

AREA.

Texas, formerly a State of Mexico, was settled in large part by 

United States citizens, who., not content to live under Mexican insti1 

tntions, declared their independence of Mexico in 1835. A war followed, in which by the victory of San Jacinto and the capture of Santa 

Anna the State practically achieved its independence, although this 

was never formally acknowledged by Mexico. Soon after it sought, 

and finally in 1845 obtained, admission to the United States. As constituted when admitted it embraced, besides its present area, the region 

lying east of the Rio Grande which is now in New Mexico, extending 

north to the forty-second parallel. Its eastern limits coincided with 

the western limits of the United States as laid down by the treaty with 

Spain in 1819. In 1848 the eastern boundary of the State was slightly 

extended from the west bank of Sabine River and Lake to the center 

of the river and lake. - -

In 1850 the State sold to the General Government, for the sum of 

$10,000,000, the region lying north of latitude 36° 30' and west of 

longitude 103° as far south as the parallel of 32°, now comprised in 

Kansas, Colorado, and New Mexico. This transfer of territory 

reduced the State to its present dimensions.

The present boundary line of Texas is as follows: Beginning in the 

Gulf of Mexico at the outlet of Sabine Lake, thence northward through 

Sabine Lake and up the middle of Sabine River to the.point where 

that river intersects the thirty-second parallel, thence north along the 

meridian of that point of intersection to Red River, up Red River to 

the one hundredth meridian west of Greenwich, north on that meridian 

to the parallel of 36° 30', west on that parallel to the meridian of 103° 

west of Greenwich, south on that meridian to the parallel of 32°, west 

on that parallel to its. point of intersection with the Rio Grande, and 

thence down the main channel of the Rio Grande to its mouth.

The area of Texas is 265,780 square miles. It stretches in latitude 

from 26° to 36° 30', and in longitude from 93° 30' to 106° 30'. In 

altitude it ranges from sea level to 9,000 feet in the summits of the 

western mountain ranges.
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- TOPOGRAPHY AND DRAINAGE.

The eastern two-thirds of the State is a plain, mainly with a rolling 

surface, 'sloping gently toward the southeast, and ranging in altitude 

from 2,000 feet to sea level. Between the one hundredth and one hundred and first meridians the land rises, in some places quite abruptly, 

to a plateau known as the Llano Estacado. -. This plateau, which has an 

altitude ranging from 2,500 feet in the south to more than 4,000 feet 

in the north, has an extremely level surface, upon which are few flowing streams. It extends westward nearly to Pecos River, and is succeeded beyond that stream by a region consisting of an alternation of 

irregular mountain groups and ranges alternating with broad, desert 

valleys, most of which are without outlet.

The average altitude of the State is 1-,TOO feet. The area is distributed ( in altitude as follows:

Square miles.

0 to 100 feet.......................................'...................... 23, 000

100 to 500 feet...................'. 1...................................... 58,400

500 to 1,000 feet......................................................... 39, 380

1,000 to 1,500 feet....................................................... 19,800

1,500 to 2,000 feet....................................................... 22,200

2,000 to 3,000 feet....................................................... 44,100

3,000 to 4,000 feet....................................................... 26,100

4,000 to 5,000 feet....................................................... 29,800

5,000 to 6,000 feet........................ .............................. 2, 000

Over 6,000 feet ........................................................... 400

Of the entire area 45 per cent.is below 1,000 feet; 16 per cent 

between-1,000 and 2,000 feet; 17 per cent between 2,000 and 3,000 

feet, while 22 per cent is above 3,000 feet.

The eastern part of the State is well watered by numerous streams, 

the principal of which are the Sabine, Neches, Trinity, Brazos, Colorado, Guadalupe, Nueces, and upon the Mexican boundary the Rio 

Grande. Upon the north of the State flows Red River, which heads 

in the Staked Plains, while across the Panhandle flows the Canadian 

River, a branch of the Arkansas. The western part of the State is 

scantily watered by the Rio Grande and its main branch, the Pecos. 

Most of the smaller streams flowing into these two rivers are dry 

during the greater part of the year.

CLIMATE.

Stretching over 13 degrees of longitude and 10£ degrees of latitude 

the State presents great variations in climate, ranging from that of the 

Tropics to that of the Temperate Zone and from excessive rainfall to 

very arid conditions. The mean annual temperature in southern Texas 

is about 75 degrees, from which it diminishes to 55 degrees in the 

Panhandle of northern Texas. The rainfall is heaviest in the'eastern 

part of the State, where it exceeds 50 inches annually, and diminishes
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progressively westward, the average being only 10 inches annually in 

the neighborhood of El Paso, in the western part of the State." The 

line of 20 inches of annual rainfall, which is the approximate limit of 

agriculture without irrigation, follows closely the foot of the Llano 

Estacado. The rain which falls in .the eastern half of the State comes 

mainty, if not entirely, from the Gulf of Mexico, and descends most 

abundantly in the winter months, while that which descends upon the 

western part is derived mainly from the Pacific Ocean and comes 

largely in the summer.

FORESTS.

PL III, B, shows in a general way the distribution of the forests 

of the State. The northeastern part is covered with forests of yellow 

pine, which are composed mainly of the short-leaved species, and which 

are valuable for lumber. West of this body two projections of woodland enter the State from Indian Territory and run far southward into 

it. These are known as the Upper and Lower Cross Timbers. The 

timber consists of black-jack and post oak, which has no lumber value, 

but is used only for firewood and other minor purposes. The western 

and extreme southern parts of the State, except the higher mountain 

summits, are entirely devoid of tree growth with the exception of 

mesquite, which in some localities, as in the neighborhood of San 

Antonio, grows to arborescent size. The Llano Estacado is timberless.

EXPLORATION AND SETTLEMENT.

The exploration of Texas began shortly after the occupation of 

Mexico by the Spaniards under Cortez. The well-known expedition 

of Coronado is believed to have crossed the Panhandle and to have 

journeyed in a northeasterly direction to Kansas or Nebraska. The 

earliest settlers within the limits of the State came from Mexico. 

Between 1820 and 1835 many citizens of the United States entered 

Texas from the northeast and established themselves within its limits. 

The Texas revolution was engineered and the war for its independence 

was fought by these settlers from the United States.

Shortly after Texas was admitted to the Union exploration began. 

The exploring expeditions were in charge of officers of the United 

States Army and were for the purpose of learning the resources of 

the country and discovering feasible railroad routes across the continent. By these parties the State was traversed in numerous directions and its principal topographic features were mapped.

The subdivision of Texas lands has not resulted in the production of 

maps of much value. The coast line has, however, been mapped by 

the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, and since 1884 large 

areas in the central and western portions of the State have been 

mapped by the Geological Survey. These areas altogether aggregate 

57,000 square miles, or more than one-fifth of the area of the State.
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POPULATION.

.The population of Texas in 1900 was 3,048,710, an increase of 

813,187,'or 36.4 per cent, during the preceding ten years. .The following table gives the population at each census since 1850, the latter 

date being that of the first census taken after the admission of Texas 

to the Union:

Population of Texas at each census since I860. 

1850.......................:.............._........................ 212,592

1860.................................................................. 604, 215'

1870................................................................. 818,579

1880.................................................................. 1, 591, 749. >

1890,................................................................. 2, 235, 523

1900.................................................................. 3, 048, 710

The average density of population in 1900 was 11.6 per square mile. 

The density, however, differs greatly in different parts of the State, 

being greatest in the central portion, while in the western part and 

upon the Staked Plains there is less than one inhabitant to the square 

mile.

In 1900 there were 16 cities having a population exceeding 8,000

each. The total number of inhabitants in these cities was 343,870, &

which may be regarded as the urban population. This constituted 

11.3 per cent of the total population of the State. The population of 

the principal cities in 1900 was as follows:

Population of principal cities. 

San Antonio ............................................................ 53, 321

Houston................................................................ 44, 633

Dallas.................................................................. 42,638

Galveston.............................................................. 37, 789

Waco................................................................... 26, 688

Fort Worth..........................:.................................. 26,688

Austin (the capital) ..................................................... 22, 258

El Paso.................................................................. 15,906

The population was divided as regards sex in the proportions of 51.8 

per cent males to 48.2 per cent females. As regards race the population was composed of 79.7 per cent whites and 20.3 per cent negroes. 

The foreign born constituted 5.9 per cent-of the total population, a 

proportion unusually large for a Southern State, and due to the fact 

that it includes a portion of the frontier.

Persons unable to read constitute 10 per cent of the total population. 

These illiterates were in large part negroes. The proportion of illiterates among this race constituted 27 per cent of the total number of 

negroes, while of the total number of whites only 6 per cent were 

illiterates.

For many years Texas has maintained a good system of public 

schools, including graded schools, high and normal schools, and a
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LEGEND

Under 2 to a sq.mile ^B8 I3to45tna sq 

I__| 2 to 6 " ^^ 45 - 90 

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university, the latter located at Austin. The following are figures 

illustrating the extent of the system of graded schools:

School statistics.

' ~t Number.of pupils enrolled .......................................^... 552,503

r Average attendance .........'............. ....... .................... 370,055

Days of school....................................................... Ill

/' Number of teachers ................................................. 14,989

- Total amount of salaries ............................................. $^, 030,188

Total expenditure for schools .... .................................... $4,476,457

Average amount expended per enrolled pupil .......................... $7.25

The following table shows separately figures concerning the public 

and private high schools and normal schools:

Statistics of public and private high schools.

Public high 

schools.

Private high 

schools.

Normal 

schools.

Number. 

Teachers 

Pupils...

201

 516

12,945

64 '287

4,619

"51 9

1,154

The following are the statistics regarding the colleges of the State:

College statistics. 

Number...... J....................................................... 16

Number of professors and teachers....................................... 236

Preparatory students ................:........_..r-...................... 1, 861

Collegiate students ..........'........-..................................' 1, 7.59

Graduate students..................................................... 25

Annual income........................................... ............. $302, 833

Of the total population 34 per cent were engaged in gainful vocations. Classifying these wage-earners the result is as follows:

Classification of wage-earners.

Per cent 

of total.

Agriculture............................................................;.. 62

Manufactures ..............-........:..................................... 8

Trade and transportation ................................................. 11

Personal service..............................'............................ 15

Professions ............................................................... 4

From the above it appears that agriculture is foremost among the 

vocations of the people, and consequently is the most important 

industry.

INDUSTRIES.

In 1900 the number of farms in the State was 352,190, and the area 

included in them 125,807,017 acres; the average per farm was 357 

acres, showing a great increase in the average size of the farm. The 

total area of improved land was 19,576,076 acres, or 11.5 per cent of
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the total area of the State. The average size of the cultivated area 

per farm was 6 acres. ' . Owing1 to its wide range of climate the agricultural products of 

Texas are varied. In the eastern and central parts the principal crop 

is cotton, although corn and wheat also are produced in large amounts. 

In the west the principal industry is the raising of sheep. The follow- ; 

ing table shows the principal farm products of the State:

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Principal farm products. f

Corn ...................................'................. .bushels.. 109,970, 350

Wheat ......................................................do.... 12,266,320

Oats ....................................................... .do.... 24,190, 668

Potatoes.....................................................do.... 1, 342, 316

Hay .........................................................tons.. 1,494, 305

Cotton ......................................................bales.. 2, 584, 810 '.'

The following table shows the number of live stock:

Statistics of live stock. 

Horses-.............. r ............................................... 1, 269, 432

Mules ............................................................... 507,281

Milch cows .......................................................... 861,023 ,

Beef cattle .......................................................... 8, 567,173

Sheep ............................................................... 1,439, 940

The manufactures of the State are not of great importance. In 1900, 

however, there were 12,289 manufacturing establishments, with a total 

capital of $90,433,882. The emplo}^ees of these establishments num.- ^ 

bered 48,152, and there was paid to them in wages $20,552,355. For 

raw materials was expended $67,102,769, and the products had a value 

of $119,414,982.

Heretofore mining in the State has never been of great importance, 

but it is rapidly pushing to the front. Iron ores have been mined in 

the northeastern part of the'State for several years. These are abundant, but of low grade. Coal has been found in several localities, but 

is nowhere mined on a commercial scale. Deposits of cinnabar have 

been discovered in the western part of the State, but the mines have ^ 

not reached the producing stage. Gold, silver, and lead are found in 

few localities, but the product is of insignificant importance. Petroleum was discovered in 1900 in the southeastern part of the State, the 

initial discovery being made at Beaumont, and this discovery prom- t 

ises to become one of great importance.

The lumber in the State of Texas is of great and growing importance, although at the present rate of cutting it is probable that the 

forests will be greatly depleted in the near future. During the year 

1900 the cut of lumber amounted to 1,232,404 M feet B. M. 
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Females in excess H^^^H Males in excess 

 BIM1 5 to 10 per cent

Ma'us in excess _____ ^a | es jr| exc&ss 

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LANDS AND SURVEYS.

When Texas became a State of the Union it retained not only jurisdiction but ownership of its public lands, and it has disposed of them 

as it chose. In its methods of surveying it has not carried out a consistent system, as,has the United States with its lands, but has divided 

up the lands into lots of varied sizes and shapes, and with the utmost 

irregularitjr. Like the United States it has used its lands to foster the 

construction of railroads and to aid- in the maintenance of common 

schools and the university. It has-parted title to all its lands, retaining control, however, of the school lands, most .of which, lying in the 

western, arid part of the State, have been leased for grazing purposes. 

The last of its lands, consisting of 3,000,000 acres, situated in the 

western part of the Panhandle, were deeded to private parties in 

exchange for the construction of the State capitol.

The State is divided into 244 counties.

RAIT/ROADS.

Although Texas contains 9,722 miles of railroad only a small portion of the State can be said to be well connected by railway lines, 

and taking the State as a whole the development of this form of 

transportation is in a very incomplete condition. The northeastern 

portion of the State, between Fort Worth and Texarkana, and a strip 

of territory between Fort Worth and Galveston are fairly well inter-, 

sected by railroads, but elsewhere this means of communication is 

scanty.
GAZETTEER.

Atlas sheet. 

Abbey; bend in Brazos River in Hood County.............. Granbury.

Abbott; village on Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway in .

Hill County............................................ Waco.

Aberdeen; post village in Collingsworth County.

Aberfoyle; post village in Hunt County.

Abilene; city on Texas and Pacific Railway, the county seat

of Taylor County; population 3,411...................... Abilene.

Abner; village in Kaufman County.

Acme; village in Hardeman County.

Acona; village in Guadalupe County.

Acton; post village in in Hood County...................... Granbury.

Ada; post village in Montgomery County.

Adams; branch, a small right-hand branch of Pecan Bayou..< emanIBrownwood.

Adamsville; post village in Lampasas County.

Addicks; post village in Harris County.

Addran; post village in Hopkins County.

Adell; post village in Parker County.

Adhall; post village in Milam County.

Adieu; post village in Jack County.

Adina; post village in Lee County.

Adkins; post village in Bexar County.

Admiral; post village in Callahan County.

Adobe Walls; mountain in Brewster County................ Terlingua.

Adobe Walls; post village in Hutchinson County.

Adullam; village in Mason County.

Advance; post village in Parker County.

Afra; post village in Scurry County.

Afton; post village in Dickens County.

Agee; post village in Hamilton County.

Agistha; village in Gregg County.

Agnes; village in Parker County........................... Weatherford.

Agua de Fuera; right-hand branch of Chacon Creek, tributary to Nueces River.................................... Brackett.

Aguilares; post village in Webb County.

Aguja; peak in Presidio County; elevation, 5,981 feet........ Shafter.

Ajax; post village in Panola County.

Aken; post village in Shelby County.

Alacan; bay on the coast of southern Texas, behind Padre 

Island. -

Alameda; village on Leon River in Eastland County......... Eastland.

rMa'rfa.

Alamita; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande. ..........< Alpine.

1 Shafter. 

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Atlas sheet. 

Alamito; village in Presidio Comity ........................ Shatter.

Alamo; creek, left-hand branch of Kio Grancle in Presidio

County. 

Alamo; village in Presidio County........................... Shatter.

Alamo Mills; post village in Cass County.

Alarm; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosqne River.'......... Stephenville.

Alanreed; post village in Gray County.

Alazan; post village, Nacogdoches County.

Alba; post village in Wood County.

Albany; city and county seat of Shackelford County, on Texas

Central Railroad, and on North Fork of Hubbard Creek;

population, 857 (1890).................................. Albany.

Albert; post village in Gillespie County. 

Albion; post village in Red River County. 

Alderbranch; post village in Andersen County. 

Aldine; post village in Harris County.

Aledo; village on Texas and Pacific Kail way, in Parker County. Weatherford.

Aleo; village in Collin County.

Alexander; creek, a right-hand branch, of Leon River ....... Hamilton.

Alexander; village in Erath County, on Green Creek, and on

Texas Central Railroad; population, 381 (1890). 

Aley; post village in Henderson County. 

Alfalfa; post village in Ochiltree County. 

Alfred; post village in Nueces County. 

Algoa; post village in Galveston County. 

Alhambra; post village in Hutchinson County. 

Alice; post village in Nueces County. 

Alief; post village in Harris County. 

Alkali; creek, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Roby.

Allamoore; post village in El Paso County.

Allardale; post village in Newton County.

Alien; left-hand branch of Scrugan Branch, tributary to West

Fork of Trinity River................................... Fort Worth.

Alien; post village in Collin County.

Allenfarm; post village in Brazos County.

Alley; creek in Lee County ................................ Bastrop.

Alleyton; town of Colorado County; population, 351 (1890).

Alliance; post village in Hunt County.

Alligator; creek, a left-hand branch of San Gabriel River.... Taylor.

Alligator; lake, in Gonzales County ........................ Flatonia.

Alma; post village in Ellis County.

Almeda; post village in Harris County.

Almira; post village in Cass County.

Almont; post village in Bowie County.

Alpha; post village in Dallas County.

Alpine; city and county seat of Brewster County, on Southern

Pacific................................................. Alpine.

Alsa; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Alsdorf; post village in Ellis County. 

Altair; post village in Colorado County. 

Altaloma; post village in Galveston County. 

Althea; post village in Bell County. 

Altman; post village in Erath County. 

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A tin's sheet.

Alto; post village in Cherokee County; population 210 (1890). 

Altoga; post village in Collin County. 

Altonia; post village in San Augustine County. 

Altoyac; bayou, a left-hand branch of Angeline River in East

Texas. 

Alum; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River........... Bastrop.

Alum Creek; village on Alum Creek in Bastrop County...... Bastrop.

Alavarado; city of Johnson County; population, 1,342.

Alvin; town of Brazoria County; population, 986.

Alvord; town of Wise County; population, 560(1890).

Amarillo; county seat of Potter County; population, 1,442.

Amarillo; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 2,745 feet.. Terlingua.

Arabia; post village in Lamar County. °

Ambrose; post village in Grayson County.

Amelia; post village in Jefferson County.

Ames; post village in Gory ell County.

Amicus; post village in Marion County.

Ammansville; post village in Fayette County.

Amphion; post village in Atascosa County.

Ample; post village in Haskell County.

Amsterdam;.post village in Brazoria County.

Amy; post village in Delta County.

Anacacho; mountains, in Kinney County, southern Texas.... Brackett.

Anacacho; summit in Anacacho Mountains; elevation, 1,349

feet ...............-.........-.---.---..--.--.--..-... Brackett.

Anahuac; post village in Chambers County.

Anaqua; post village in Victoria County.

Anchor; post village in Brazoria County.

Anchorage; post village in Atascosa County.

Ander; post village in Goliad County.

Anderson; a northeastern.county, with an area of 1,060 square

miles and an altitude ranging from 250 to 500 feet. The

population Avas 28,015;. the county seat, Palestine. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45/. The mean

annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the International 

and Great Northern Railroad.

Anderson; county seat of Grimes County.

Anderson Mill; village on Cypress .Creek in Tra vis County.. Austin.

Andice; post village in AVilliamson County.

Andrews; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,591 square 

miles and an altitude of 3,250 feet. The population was 

87. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 59°.

Andrews; post village in Wood County.

Andy; post village in Cherokee County.

Angelina; a southeastern county, with an area of 880 square 

miles and an altitude of 250 feet. The population was 13,481; 

the county seat Lufkin. The mean magnetic declination 

in 1900 was 7° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 52 inches, 

and mean annual temperature 68°. The county is rolling 

and timbered, and is traversed by the Pecos and Northern
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Atlas sheet.

Angelina Continued. . Texas, a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe; 

Houston, East and West Texas; and St. Louis Southwestern railways.

Angelina; river, an eastern branch of: Neches River in east 

Texas.

Angelina; village in Angelina County.

Angleton; county seat of Brazoria County.

Angoria; village on Texas and Pacific Railway in Palo Pinto

County................................................ Palo Pinto.

Angus; post village in Navarro County.

Anhalt; post village in Comal County.

Anna; post village in Collin County.

Anneta; post village in Parker County on Texas and Pacific

Railway ;.............................................. Weatherford.

Anneville; village in Wise County.

Annona; town of Red River County; population, 267 (1890).

Anson; county seat of Jones County; population, 495 (1890).. Anson. 

Antelope; creek, a left-hand tributary to Colorado River .... Sweetwater.

Antelope; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River .....< Iac ^-

ISan Saba.

Antelope; creek, a small right-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Antelope; gap in Lampasas County.......................... Lampasas.

Antelope; hills in Shackelford County ... L.................. Albany.

Antelope; post village in Jack County.

Antelope Gap; post village in Mills County.

Anthony; post village in Fannin County.

Anti; post village in.Cass County.

Antioch; post village in Houston County. . Apolonia; post village in Grimes County.

Apple; creek, a small right-hand branch of Red River in 

northeast Texas.

Appleby; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Apple Spring; post village in Trinity County.

Aqua; post village in Moore County.

Aquilla; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ......... /Cleburne.

IWaco.

Aquilla; post village in Hill County on Texas Central Railroad. 

Ara'gon; village on Southern Pacific Railroad, in Presidio

County...................................'.............. Marfa.

Aransas; a southern county with an area of 295 square miles.

The population was 1,716; the county seat/ Rockport. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30X . The mean

annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. This county is situated on the Gulf of Mexico, and

is traversed by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Raihvay. 

Aransas; bay, protected by a low sand bar known as St. Joseph

Island.

Aransas; pass, the entrance to Aransas Bay. 

Aransas; river of southern Texas flowing into Copano Bay. 

Aransas Pass; post village in San Patricio County. 

Ararat; post village in Comanche County. 

Arbala; post village in Hopkins County.
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Arbor; post village in Houston County. 

Arcadia; post village in Galveston County. 

Archer; county in north central Texas, with an area of 960

square miles and an altitude ranging from 1,000 to 1,200

feet. The population was 2,508; the county seat, Archer.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 05/. The

mean annual rainfall is 30 inches,' and the mean annual

temperature 63°. The county is rolling, and is traversed

by the Wichita Valley Railway. 

Archer; county seat of Archer County. 

Arcola; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Ardath; village in Collin County. 

Arden; post village in Irion County. 

Arenosa; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Chacon

Creek, tributary to Nueces Kiver ........................ Brackett.

Arenosa; creek, a small tributary of Matagorda Bay.

Aretsia; village in McLennan County.

Argo; post village in Titus County.

Argyle; post village in Denton County.

Ariola; post village in Hardin County.

Arion; village in Liberty County.

Arispe; village 011 Texas and Pacific Eailway; elevation, 4,371

feet .................................................... Sierra Blanca.

Arleston; post village in Panola County.

Arlie; post village in Childress County.

Arlington; town of Tarrant County, on Texas and Pacific

Railway; population, 1,079. 

Armour; post village in Limestone County. 

Armstrong; county situated on the eastern edge of the Llano

Escatado, in the Panhandle, with an area of 870 square

miles. The population was 1,205; the county seat, Claude.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The mean

annual rainfall is 22 inches, and mean annual temperature

58°. The county is traversed by the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway. 

Armstrong; creek, left-hand branch of Leon River, heading

in East and West forks ................................. Stephenville.

Armstrong; village on Armstrong Creek in Erath County.... Stephenville.

Arneckeville; post village in Devvitt County.

Arnett; post village in Coryell County. -

Arney; post village in Castro County.

Arnim; post village in Wharton County.

Arnold; village in Collin County.

Arnold; village in Dallas County, on Texas and Pacific Railway.

Arp; post village in Smith County.

Arroyo; post village in Cameron County. 

Arroyo Primero; small intermittent branch of Fresco Creek. Terlingua.

Arroyo Secundo; small intermittent branch of Fresco Creek. Terlingua.

Artesia; post village in Lasalle County.

Arthur; post village in Lamar County.

Asbury; post village in Upshur County.

Asander; post village in Titus County.

Ash; creek, a left-hand branch of Calamity Creek, tributary

to Rio Grande.......................................... Alpina
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Ash; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity Eiver. Weatherford. 

Ash.; post village in Houston County. 

Ashby; post village in Matagorda County. 

Ashland; post village in Upshur County. 

Ashworth; post village in Kaufman County. 

Askew; post village in Hopkins County. 

Aspermont; post village in Stonewall County; population, 205

(1890). 

Asphalt; mountain in Uvalde County....................... Brackett.

Atascosa; a southern county, with an area of 1,182 square

miles and an altitude of 500 feet. The population was 7,1.43;

the county seat, Pleasanton. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 307 .. The mean annual rainfall is 30

inches, and mean annual temperature 70°. The county is

rolling and not traversed by railroads. 

Atascosa; post village in Bexar County. 

Atascosa; river, a branch of Trio River in southern Texas. 

Ater; post village in Coryell County. 

Athens; the county seat of Henderson County; population,

1,035 (1890).

Atherton; village in Lampasas County. 

Atlanta; town in Cass,County; population, 1,301. 

Atlas; post village in Lamar County. 

Atoka; post village in' Coleman County..................... Abilene.

Attayac; bayou, a left-hand branch of Angelina Eiver.

Attoyac; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Atwell; post village in Callahan County.

Atwood; post village in Archer County.

Aubrey; post village in Denton County.

Auburn; post village i n Ell is County......................... Cleburne.

Audelia; post village in Dallas County.

Audra; post village in Taylor County.

Audubon; post village in Wise County.

Augusta; post village in Houston County.

Aurora; town in Wise County; population, 372 (1890).

Austin; a southeastern county, with an area of 712 square

miles and an altitude of about 250 feet. The population was

20,676; the county seat, Bellville. The mean magnetic

declination in 1900 was 8° 35'. The. mean annual rainfall

is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The

county is rolling and traversed by the Gulf, Colorado and

Santa Fe, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the San

Antonio and Aransas Pass railways.

Austin; county seat of Travis County, and State capital; population, 22,258. ............................................. Austin.

Authon; village in Parker County........................... Weatherford.

Avalon; post village in Ellis County. 

A.vaton; village in Harrison County. 

Avery; post village in Red River County. 

Avinger; post village in Cass County. 

Avoca; post village in Jones County. 

Avondale; post village in Tarrant County. 

Axtell; post village in McLennan County.
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Azle; village on Ash Creek, in Tarrant County............... Weatherford.

Babyhead; creek, branch of Pecan Creek.................... Llano.

Babyhead; mountain in Llano County...................... Llano.

Babyhead; post village in Llano County .................... Llano.

Bachelor; peak in Llano County............................ Llano.

Bachelor; peak in Burnet County........................... Burnet.

Backbone; creek, a small left-hand branch of Spare Ribs Creek,

tributary to Colorado Eiver ............................. Burnet.

Bacon; post village in Panola County.

Bagby; post village in Fannin County.

Bagdad; village in Williamson County...................... Georgetown.

Bagwell; post village in Eed Eiver County.

Bailey; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,000 square

miles and an average altitude of 3,800 feet. The population

was 4. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°

15'. The mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and mean

annual temperature 57°. The county is located on the

Staked Plains and is not traversed by railroads. 

Bailey;-post village in Fannin County. 

Bailey Branch; small right-hand intermittent branch of Double

Mountain Fork of Brazos Eiver.......................... Eoby.

Baileyville; post village in Milam County.

Bain; post village in Coryell County.

Baird; county seat of Callahan County; population, 1,502.

Baker; post village in Angelina County.

Bala; post village in King County.

Balch; village in Parker County............................. Weatherford.

Bald; knob, a triangulation-station in Travis County......... Austin.

Bald; knob, a hill in Williamson County.................... Georgetown.

Bald; mountain in Burnet County; elevation, 1,239 feet....... Burnet.

Bald; mountain in Stephens County......................... Breckinridge.

Bald Eagle; peak in Taylor County........ s. ................ Abilene.

Bald Eagle; peak in Callahan County....................... Baird.

Bald Prairie; post village in Eobertson County.

Baldridge; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek.. Flatonia.

Baldwin; post village in Harrison County.

Baldwin; tank, a reservoir in Uvalde County................. Uvalde.

Baldy; peak in Davis Eange of mountains; elevation, 8,382 feet. Valentine. 

Eallinger; county seat of Eunnells County, on Colorado Eiver;

population, 1,128....................................... Ballinger.

Ballowe; village in Brazoria County.

Balm; village in Cooke County.

Balsora; post village in Wise County.

Bancroft; post village in Chambers County.

Bandera; a central county, with an area of 1,007 square .miles

and an altitude of 2,000 feet. The population was 5,332;

the county seat, Bandera. The mean magnetic declination

in 1900 was 8° 35'. The mean annual rainfall is 28 inches,

and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is not

traversed by railroads.

.Bandera; county seat of BanderaCounty ^population, 372, (1890). 

Bangs; post village in Brown County, on the Gulf, Colorado

and Sante Fe Railway .................................. Coleman/
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Banquete; post village inNueces County.

Bantam; post village in Fannin County.

Bar; gap in Mills County................................... Lampasas.

Barado; post village in Walker County.

Barber; mountain in Palo Pinto County..................... Palo Pinto.

Barclay; post village in Falls County.

Bardwell; post village in Ellis County.

Barillos; creek, rises in the Puerta Citas Mountains and flows 

easterly, sinking in the valley below...................... Albany.

Barker; post village in Harris.County.

Barksdale; post village in Edwards County, on the east bank

of Nueces River .....................:^.................. Nueces.

Barlow; post village in Cooke County.

Barnard; knob, a hill in Hood County...................... Granbury.

Barnett; branch, a small branch of Sandy Creek............. Llano.

Barnes; post village in Polk County.

Barnhart; post village in Kusk County.

Barnum; post village in Polk County.

Barrilla; mountains in Jeff Davis and Reeves counties; elevation, 5,560 feet......................................... Fort Davis.

Barren; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales River....... Fredericksburg.

Barry; post village in Nayarro County.

Barstow; post village and county seat of Ward County.

Bartlett; town of AVilliarnson County; population, 957...... Taylor.

Barton; creek, a right-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek, tribu-jStephenville. 

tary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto.

Barton; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River...... { anco- (.Austin.

Bartonville; post village in Den ton County.

Bascom; post village in Smith County.

Basin Springs; post village in Grayson County.

Bass; canyon in El Paso County ............................ Chispa.

Bass; creek, small intermittent branch of Kerf Creek ........ Flatonia.

Bass; village in Smith County.

Bassett; post village in Bowie County.

Bastrop; a central county, with an area of 881 square miles and 

an average altitude of 500 feet. The population was 26,845; 

the country seat, Bastrop. The mean magnetic declination 

in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches 

and the mean annual temperature is 68°. The county is 

rolling and is traversed by the Houston and Texas Central 

and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads. ,

Bastrop; county seat of Bastrop County, on the Colorado River,

population, 2,145....................................... Bastrop.

Bateman; post village in Bastrop County.

Bates; post village in Den ton County.

Batesville; county seat of Zavalla County.

Batesville; hill in Zavalla County; elevation, 964 feet ....... Uvalde.

Bath; post village in Walker County.

Battle; creek, aright-hand tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Battle; creek, tributary of Clear Fork of Braxos River....... .{^ lba"y< IBaird.
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Battle; post village in McLennan County. 

Battleground; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brushy

Creek, tributary to San Gabriel River.................... Taylor.

Baurs; post village in Harris County.

Bawmann; creek, small branch of San Fernando Creek...... Llano.

Bay City; county seat of Matagorda County.

Baylor; a north central county, with an area of 957 square

miles and an average altitude of 1,500 feet. The population

is 3,052; the county seat, Seymour. The mean magnetic

declination in 1900 was 8° 40/. The mean annual rainfall

is 28 inches and the mean annual temperature 63°. The

county is rolling and is traversed by the Wichita Valley

Railway.

Bayview; post village in Galveston County. 

Bazette; post village in Navarro County. 

Bead; mountain in Colernan County ........................ Ballinger.

Bead Mountain; creek, a small right-hand branch of Home

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ...................... Ballinger.

Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River .............. Mason.

Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of South PaloPinto River, andfEastland.

tributary of Brazos River. \Palo Pinto. 

Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of North Fork, tributary to

Guadalupe River.............:......................... Kerrville.

Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ..............<

IWaco.

Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of Onion Creek, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Austin.

Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of North Fork of San Gabriel JBurnet.

River. . \Georgetown.

Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River............ Dallas.

Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Pedernales River ........ Fredericksburg.

Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River.............. Hamilton.

Bear; creek, a right-hand tributary, of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

r\V^Rpn Bear; creek, small left-hand branch of Brazos River ........ J

\Cleburne. 

Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Weatherford.

Bear; creek, small branch of Sabana River................. /EasfclandIBaird.

Bear; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek....... Flatonia.

Bear; gulch, small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek........................................... Flatonia.

Bear Creek; post village on Clear Fork of Trinity River, in

Tarrant County ........................................ "Weatherford.

Bearhead; creek, small branch of Red River................ Gainesville.

Bears Foot; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River Ballinger: 

Bear Springs; branch of Lang Creek, a small tributary of

Llano River l ........................................... Llano.

Beasley; post village in Fort Bend County.

Beatrice; post village in Frio County.

Beattie;. post village in Comanche County.

Beaukiss; post village in Williarnson County ............... Bastrop.
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Beaumont; county seat of Jefferson County; population, 9,427. 

Beautiful View; small right-hand branch of Canadian River. 

Beaver; creek, a right-hand branch of Llano River .......... Mason.

Beaver; creek, a right-hand tributary of Red River, in northern Texas. 

Beaver; creek, small intermittent branch of Mineral Creek,

tributary to Red River.................................. Denison.

Beaver; creek, small left-hand branch of Colorado River..... Bnrnet.

Beaver; village in AVichita County.

Bebe; post village in Gonzales County.

Beck; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Leon

River, tributary to Little River.....:.................... Meridian

Beckham; post village in Hopkins County.

Beckville; post village in Panola County.

Bedford; post village in Tarrant County...................... Fort Worth.

Bedias; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River.

Bedias; post village in Grimes County.

Bee; a southern county, with an area of 875 square miles and

an average altitude of 250 feet. The population is 7,720;

the county seat, Beeville. The mean magnetic declination

in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean annual rainfall is 35 inches

and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is level

and is traversed by the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific and

the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railways. 

Bee; mountain in Bosque County ........................... Granbury.

Bee; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Meridian

Creek, tributary to Bosque River........................ Meridian.

Bee;- creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River........ /Weathertord. IGranbury.

Bee; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Blanket

Creek, tributary to Pecan. Bayou ........................ Brownwood.

Bee: creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado

River.................................................. Austin.

Bee; branch of Sandy Fork of Peach Creek.................. Flatonia.

Bee; mountain in.Brewster County. Elevation, 3,460 feet.... Terlingua.

Bee Caves; creek, a right-hand branch of North Fork, tributary to Guadalupe River ................................ Kerrville.

Bee Caves; post village in Travis County.

Bee Cove; creek, a small right-hand, branch of Simms Creek

tributary to Little River :............................... Lampasas.

Bee Creek; post'village in Ellis County.

Beech. Grove; post village in Jasper County.

Beehouse; creek, aright-hand branch of Cowhouse Creek, tributary to Little River.................................... Lampasas.

Beehouse; post village in Cor yell County.

Beene; post village in Freestone County.

Beeville; county seat of Bee County; population, 1,311 (1890).

Behrnville; post village in Williams County.

Belcherville; town of Montague County; population, 305.'

Belfalls; post village in Belt County.

Belgrade; post village in Newton County.

Belk; post village in Lamar County.

Belknap; post village in Young County.
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Bell; a central county, with an area of 1,091 square miles and 

an average altitude of 500 feet. Population, 45,535; the 

county seat, Belton. The mean magnetic declination in 

1900 was 8° 45'. The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, 

the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is rolling, 

and is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and 

the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways.

Bell; branch, a right-hand branch of Cottonwood Creek, tributary to the West Fork of Trinity River .................. Fort Worth.

Bell; branch, a small right-hand branch of Great Creek, tributary to Bosque River.................................... Stephenville.

Bell; mountain in Gillespie County ......................... Fredericksburg.

Bellevue; post village in Clay County.

Bells; town in Grayson County; population, 474.

Bellville; town in Austin County; population, 807 (1890).

Behnena; post village in Milam County.

Belmont; post village in Gonzales County.

Belott; post village in Houston County.

Belton; county seat of Bell County, on the Missouri Pacific

and the Texas and Pacific railroads; population, 3,700 .... Temple.

Ben; branch of Peach Creek................................ Flatonia.

Benarnold; post village in Milam County. . Benavides; town in Duval County; population, 1,424 (1890).

Benbrook; village on Wood Branch in Tarrant County....... Fort Worth.

Benchley; post village in Robertson County.

Bend; post village on Colorado River in San Saba County..... San Saba.

Ben Franklin; post village in Delta County.

Benhur; post village in Limestone County.

Benina; post village in San Augustine County. . Benjamin; county seat of Knox County.

Bennett; creek, aright-hand branch of Lampasas River, tribu-\San Saba. 

tary to Little River. JLampasas;

Bennett; post village in Montgomery County.

Bens Hole; creek, small branch of Terlingua Creek ......... Terlingua.

Benton; town of Atascosa County; population, 502 (1-890).

Benvanue; post village in Clay County.

Ben Wheeler; post village in Van Zandt County.

Berclair; post village in Goliad County.

Berea; village in Bell County.

Bergheim; post village in Kendall County.

Berkeley; creek, a left-hand branch of the Red River in the

Panhandle.

Berlin; post village in Erath County. 

Bernardo; post village in Colorado County. 

Berry; creek, a left-hand branch of Paluxy Creek, tributary to

Brazos River........................................... Stephenville.

Berry; creek, a left-hand branch of San Gabriel River........ Georgetown.

Berry; knob, a hill in Johnson County...................... Granbury.

Berryville; post village in Henderson County.

Bertram; village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad,

in Burnet County ...................................... Burnet.

Best; village in Hays County.

Bethel; post village in Anderson County.

Bettie; town in Up'shur County; population, 284 (1890).
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Beverly; post village in Briscoe County. 

Bexar; a central county, with an area of 1,268 square miles and

an average altitude of 500 feet. 'The population is 69,422;

the county seat, San Antonio. The mean magnetic declination'in 1900 was 9° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 30.

inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county

is rolling, and is traversed by the San Antonio and Gulf,

the International and Great Northern, Southern Pacific,

and the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroads. 

Bexar; post village in Bexar County. 

Beyersville; post village in Willia'mson County. 

Biardstown; post ^village in Lamar County. 

Bibb; post village in Comanche County. 

Bidais; creek, a small right-hand branch of Trinity Eiver in east

Texas.

Biegel; post village in Fayette County. 

Big; a canyon in Kinney County ........................... Nue.ces.

Big; branch, a left-hand branch of Gonzales Creek, tributary to

Clear For.k of Brazos Eiver.........,.......;......_..._. Breck en ridge.

Big; branch, a small right-hand branch of Gonzales Creek,

' tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Breckenridge.

Big; mountain in Uvalcle County ........................... Uvalde. .

Big; valley on Colorado River, Mills County ................ San Saba.

Big Aguja; canyon in Jeff Davis County.................... Fort Davis.

Big Aguja; mountain in Jeff Davis County ................. Fort Davis.

Big Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River. 

Big Cedar; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River ...... Brecken ridge.

Big Cedar; creek, a right-hand branch of Navasota River. 

Big Cow; creek, a small right-hand branch of Sabine River in

east Texas. 

Big Cypress; creek, a right-hand tributary to Red River in

northeast Texas. 

Big Fivemile; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach

Creek ...................................... .......... Flatonia.

Bigfoot; post village in Frio County.

Big Fossil; creek, a left-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River.................................:................ Fort Worth.

Biggers; post village in Collin County. 

Bighill; post village in Limestone County. 

Big Lucy; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary to Little River.................................... Lampasas.

Big Mountain; creek, a right-hand branch of Southern Leon/Brownwood.

Creek, tributary to Little River. I Hamilton. 

Big Pine; creek, a small right-hand branch of Neches River in

east Texas.

Big Rocky; creek, small intermittent branch of Lavaca River. Flatonia. 

Big Sandy; creek, a right-hand tributary to Neches River. 

Big Sandy; town in Upshur County; population, 323 (1890). 

Big Spring; county seat of Howard County; population, 1,158

(1890). 

Big Sunday; creek, a right-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek, fStephenville.

tributary to Brazos River. ' \Palo Pinto. 

Big Trestle; draw, a shallow valley in Presidio County...... Marfa.
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Big Valley; post village in Mills County.................... San Saba.

Bill Black; peak in San Saba County ....................... Mason.

Billington; post village in Limestone County. '

Bills; creek, a tributary to Palo Pinto Creek.................. JBreckenridge.

Bingham; branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River ............ Gainesville.

Binner; branch of Battle Creek, a tributary of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Baird.

Birch; post village in Burleson County.

Birch. Hollow; a hill in Sutton County...................... Fort McKavett.

Bird; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary

to Little River.........................;................ Temple.

Birdston; post village in Navarro County.

Birdville; post village in Tarrant County.................... Fort Worth.

Birthright; post village in Hopkins County.

Bishop; village in McLennan County.

Bishop; branch of Liveoak Creek, a tributary of Buckner

Creek ................................................. Flatonia.

Bitter; creek, aright-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos }-DO^ 

River- Unsown.

Bitter; creek, a right-hand tributary to Brazos River........ /Sweetwater. IRoby.

Birthright; post village in Hopkins County. 

Bivens; town in Cass County; population, 302 (1890). 

Black; bayou, a right-hand branch of Red River in northeast

Texas. 

Black; creek, a small right-hand branch of Little Llano

Creek, tributary to Llano River ......................... Llano.

Black; cypress, a right-hand branch of Red River in northeast

Texas. 

Black; hill in Bexar County; elevation, 700 feet ............. W. San Antonio.

Black; hills in Presidio County,............................. Shatter.

Black; hollow in Cooke County ............................ Gainesville.

Black Mesa; small table-land in Brewster County; elevation,

4,000 feet.............................................. Terlingua.

Black; mountain in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 7,550 feet .. Fort Davis. 

Black; mouptain in Kinney and Edwards counties........... Nueces.

Black; mountain in TJvalde County; elevation, 1,277 feet..... Uvalde.

Black; mountain ridge in Brewster County; elevation, 4,000

feet.................................................... Terlingua.

Blackfoot; post village in Anderson County.

Black Hills; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande ....... Shatter.

Blackjack; creek, small branch of Pinoak Creek, a tributary

of Buckner Creek ...................................... Flatonia.

Black Jack Grove; village of Hopkins County; population,

676 (1890).

Black Jack Springs; post village in Fayette County. 

Blackland; village in Rockwall County. 

Blackoak; post village in Hopkins County. 

Black Spring; branch, a small right-hand branch of Little

Green Creek, tributary to Bosque River.................. Stephenville.

Black Spring; village in Palo Pinto County................. Palo Pinto.

Blaine; post village in Van Zandt County.
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Atlas sheet.

Blake; post village in Brown County.

Blalock; post village in Titus County.

Blanche; post village in Cottle County.

Blanco; a central county, with an area of 702 square miles and 

an average altitude of 1,250 feet. The population was 4,703; 

the county seat, Johnson City. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The mean annual rainfall is 30 inches, 

and the mean annual temperature, 66°. The county has no 

railroads.

Blanco; creek, a small stream in southern Texas flowing into 

Copano Bay.

Blanco; river, a left-hand tributary to Nueces River.

Blanco; town of Blanco County; population, 269 (1890).

Blanconia; post village in Bee County.

Bland; post village in Bell County.

Blanket; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributary

to Clear River.......................................... Brownwood.

Blanket; post village in Brown County ..................... Brownwood.

Blanton; post village in Hill County...... .................. Cleburne.

Blankinship; post village in Van Zandt County.

Bleiblerville; post village in Austin County. '

Blessing; post village in Matagorda County.

Blevins; post village in Falls County.

Bliss; post village in Graysbn County.

Block; creek, a left-hand branch of Gruadalupe River......... Fredericksburg.

Blocker; creek, small branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River.. Gainesville.

Blocker; village in Harrison County.

Bloomburg; post village in Cass County.

Bloomfield; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Clear Fork of Brazos River.............................. Breckenridge.

Bloomfield; post village in Cooke County.

Blooming Grove; post village of Navarro County; population,

585.

Blossom; town of Lamar County; population, 874. 

Blount; mountain in Llano County ......................... Llano.

Blowout; post village in Blanco County.

Blue; group of hills in Mason County; elevation, 2,217 feet.... Mason.

Blue; hollow in Cooke County.............................. Gainesville.

Blue; mound, a hill in TarrantCounty...................... Fort Worth.

Blue; mountain in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 7,330 feet.... Valentine.

Blue; mountain in Uvalde County; elevation, 1,277 feet...... Uvalde.

Blue; mountain range in Brewster County.................... Terlingua.

Blue; post village in Lee County.

Bluegrove; post village in Clay County.

Blueridge; post village in Collin County.

Blue Spring; village in Parker County...................... Palo Pinto.

Bluff; creek, a left-hand branch of Elm Creek, tributary tol AK-i 

_. , , . sADiiene. Colorado River. T> n- IBallmger.

Bluff; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos River./Anson-

(Albany.

Bluff; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River.......... Brady.

Bluff; creek, a small left-hand branch of West Nueces River.. Nueces.
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Bluff; creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian River.

Bluff; post village in Fayette County.

Bluff Dale; post village on Paluxy Creek in Erath County ... Stephenville.

Bluff Spring's; village on Onion Creek, tributary to Colorado

River.................................................. Austin.

Bluffton; post village in Llano County...................... Burnet. .

Blum; post village in Hill County........................... Cleburne.

Blunt; post village in Freestone County.

Bluntzer; post village in Nueces County.

Ely; post village in Titus County.

B. O.; branch of Buckner Creek ............................ Flatonia.

Board; branch, a small right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Board; post village in Coryell County.

Boaz; post village in Coryell County.

Bobbin; post village in Montgomery County. -

Bodeville; village in Mason County......................... Mason.

Bodie; peak in Mason County ...............:.............. Llano.

Boerne; county seat of Kendall County; population, 433 (1890).

Bofecillos; short mountain range in western Texas, bordering 

the Rio Grande.

Bofecillos; canyon in Presidio County ...................... Polvo.

Bofecillos; creek, a small left-hand branch of Rio Grande in 

Presidio County.

Bogata; post village in Red River County.

Bogel; village on Alamita Creek in Presidio County ......... Marfa.

Boggy; branch, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River...... Cleburne.

Boggy; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado River............................................. Austin.

Boggy; creek, small branch of Baldridge Creek, a tributary to

Peach Creek ........................................... Flatonia.

Boggy; post village in. Leon County.

Boiling; mountain in. Kinney County....................... Nueces.

Bois D'Arc; creek, small right-hand branch of Ked River in

northeast Texas.

Bolder; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Bolf; village in Runnels County.

Bolivar; point on the north of the entrance to Galvestoh Bay. 

Bolivar; post village in Denton County. 

Bonanii; post village in Jasper County. 

Bonanza; post village in Hopkins County. 

Bonham; county seat of Fannin County; population, 5,042. 

Bonita; post village in Montague County. 

Bonner; post village in Freestone County. 

Bonney; post village in Brazoria County. 

Bono; post village in Johnson County....................... Granbury.

Bonus; post village in AVharton County.

Booker; post village in Bowie County.

Boom; post village in Castro County.

Boon Slough; small left-hand intermittent tributary to Clear

Fork of Brazos River................................... Albany.

Boonsville; post village in Wise County. ,
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Booth; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Boquillas; post village in Brewster County.

Boracho; peak in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 5,661 feet.... Valentine. 

Borden; a north western county, withanareaof 892 square miles

and an average elevation of 3,500 feet. The population was

776; the county seat, Gail. The mean magnetic declination

in 1900 was 8° 40'. The mean annual rainfall is 19 inches

and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county has no

railroads.

Borden; creek, small intermittant branch of Colorado Biver.. Flatonia. 

Borden; post village in Colorado County. 

Borega; creek, a small tributary to Frio River in southern

. Texas.

Boren; post village in Panola County. 

Borracho; village on Rio Grande in Presidio County......... Ruidosa.

Bosque; a north central county, with an area of 972 square

miles. The population was 17,390; the county seat, Merid:

ian. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 8° 30'.

The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches and the mean annual

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the Texas

Central and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroads.

Step hen ville.

' . . , . , , , , , T-, . . Meridian. Bosque; river, a right-hand branch of Brazos River..........

Hamilton.

Waco.

Bosqueville; post village in McLennan County. 

Boston; the county seat of Bowie County! 

Boswell; post village in Walker County. 

Bottom; village in Bell County. 

Bovina; post village in Farmer County. 

Bowie; a northeastern county, with an area of 907 square miles.

The population was 26,676; the county seat, Boston. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7°. The mean

annual rainfall is 50 inches and the mean annual tempera-

.ture 64°: The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific

and the St. Louis Southwestern railways. 

Bowie; mountain in Llano County.......................... Llano.

Bowie; town in Montague County. Population, 2,600.

Bowling; post village in Freestone County.

Bowser; po'st village in San Saba County.

Boxelder; post village in Red River County. .

Boxwood; post village in Upshur County.

Boyce; post village in Ellis County.

Boyd; post village in Wise County.

Boyds; cove in Coryell County ............................. Lampasas.

Boydston; post village in Donley County.

Boz; post village in Ellis County.

Brachfield; post village in Rusk County.

Bracken; post village in Comal County.

Brackett; town in Kinney County; population, 1,649 (1890).. Brackett.

Bracks; canyon in Presidio County......................... San Carlos.

Brad; post village in Palo Pinto County.
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Bradford; post village in Anderson County.

Bradshaw; branch, a right-hand branch of Hog Creek, tribu-

, , n ' T> I Brownwood. tary to Pecan Bayou. I _, [Colejnan.

Brady; county seat of McCulloch County, situated on Brady

Creek; population, 560 (1890)...........................' Brady.

!

San Angelo. 

Eden. 

Brady. 

San Saba.

Brady; mountains in Concho .and McCulloch counties; eleva-fEden. 

tion, 2,000 feet. . \Brady.

Brambleton; post village in Tarrant County.

Branch; post village in Collin County.

Branchville; post village in Milani County.

Brandon; post village in Hill County; population, 457.

Branon; post village in Lavaca County.

Bransford; post village in Tarrant Comity.

Brashear; post village in Hopkins County.

Bray; post village in Donley County.

Brazoria; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,438 square 

miles. The population was 14,861; the county seat, Angleton. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 50X . 

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Houston, 

East and West Texas and the International and Great 

Northern railroads.

Brazoria; town in Brazoria County; population 432 (1890).

Brazos; asoutheastern county, .with an area of 510 square miles. 

The population was 18,859; the county seat, Bryan. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado 

and Santa Fe and the Houston and Texas Central railroads.

Breckenridge. 

Mountain, and Clear forks. It flows in a generally southBrazos; One Of the largest rivers in Texas. It has its source in , .

the Llano Estacado by-several branches Salt, Double ,TT ,, , ' , J ' Weatherford.

easterly course to the Gulf of Mexico, which it enters at , 

Quintana. The drainage area is 69,646 square miles; the . 

length, 912 miles.

Granbury. 

Cleburne Waco." 

Temple.

Brazos; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Brazos Point; village in Bosque County ..................... Granbury.

Breckenridge; county seat of Stephens Comity, on Gonzales

Creek; population, 462 (1890)........................... Breckenridge.

Bremond; town in Robertson County; population, 387 (1890).

Brenham; city in Washington County and county seat; population, 5,968.

Breslau; post village in Lavaca County.

Brewer; post village in Freestone County.

Brewster; a western county, with an area of 5,006 square miles. 

The population was 2,356; the county seat, Alpine. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30X . The mean
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Br e water Con ti nued.

annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific 

Kail road.

Brewster; creek, a small right-hand branch of Stampede Creek,

tributary to Leon River................................. Temple.

Brewster; creek, small intermittent branch of Bearhead Creek,

a tributary of Red River ................................ Gainesville.

Briar; branch, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River....-.....;..........-.-..-....................... Weatherford.

Briar; town in Wise County; population, 303 (1890).

Briar; village in Tarrant County.........................I... AVeatherford.

Brice; post village in Briscoe County.

Bridgeport; town in Wise County; population, 900.

Bridgevalley; village in Fayette County. . _ (

Briggs; post village in Burnet County.

Bright; post village in Navarre County.

Brighton; post village in Nueces County.

Brigman; village in Hill. County.

Brinker; post village in Hopkins County.

Briscoe; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

850 square miles. The population Avas 1,253; the county

seat, Silverton. The mean magnetic declination in 1900

was 10° .45'. The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and

the mean annual temperature 58°. The county lias no

railroads.

Bristol; town in Ellis County; population, 303 (1890). 

Britt; village in Leon County. 

Britton; post village in Ellis County. 

.Broadway; post village in Lamar County. 

Brock; post village in Parker County ....................... AVeatherford.

Brockman; branch, a small left-hand branch, of Elm Fork of

Trinity River, in Dallas County ......................... Dallas.

Brogada; post village in Reeves County...................... Fort Davis.

Bronson; post village in Sabine County.

Bronte; post village in Coke County.

Brookeland; post village in Sabine County.

Brookesniith; post village in Brown County.

Brookhaven; post village in Bell County.

Brooks; post village in Coleman County.

Brookshire; post village in Waller County.

Brookston; town in Lamar County; population, 237 (1890).

Broomtown; post village in Austin County.

Brown; acentral county, with an area of 911 square miles. The

population was 16,019; the county seat, Brownwood. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15'. The mean

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual tempera- 

 ture 65°. The county is traversed by the Fort AVorth and

Rio Grande and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways. 

Brown; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributary rSan Saba.

to Colorado River. \Brownwood. 

Browndell; post village in Jasper County. 

Brownings; post village in Smith County. 

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Buffalo; a right-hand branch of Denton Fork tributary to Trinity Eiver............................................... Fort Worth.

Buffalo; creek, a left-hand branch of Nolands Eiver, tributary

to Brazos Eiver......................................... Cleburne.

Buffalo; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Pedernales Eiver, tributary to the Colorado Elver.............. Blaiico.

Buffalo; creek, a right-hand tributary to Trinity Eiver.

Buffalo; peak in Blanco County............................. Blanco.

Buffalo; post village in Leon County.

Buffalo Gap; post village in Taylor County.................. Abilene.

Buffalo Springs; post village in Clay County.

Bufford; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

Eiver.................................................. Breckemidge.

Bugbee; post village in Hutchinson County.

Buhler; post village in Jackson County.

Bulcher; post village in Cooke County.

Bull; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado Eiver ...... San Saba.

Bullard; post village in Smith County.

Bull Head; creek, a small right-hand branch of Hickory Creek,

tributary to Llano Eiver ................................ Llano.

Bull Head; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,707 feet.. Llano. 

Bullhead; creek, a left-hand branch of East Nueces Eiver.... Nueces.

Bullhead; mountain in Edwards County; elevation, 2,050 feet. Nueces. 

Bull Hide; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos Eiver....... Temple.

Bull Hollow; hill in Schleicher County..................... Fort McKavett.

Bull Hollow; valley in Sutton County ...................... Eock Springs.

Bulverde; post village in Bexar County.

Buna; post village in Jasper County.'

Bunker; hill in Erath County .............................. Stephenville.

Bunker; hill in Llano County ..-........ .....__.......-... Llano.

Bunns Bluff; post village in Orange County.

Bunyan; post village in Erath County.

Burdette; post village in Hill County.

Burgess; creek, a small right-hand branch, of South Fork of

Trinity River .. 1....................................... Weatherford.

Burgess; post village in Bell County.

Burke; post village in Angelina County.

Burkett; mound, a hill in Lavaca county .............. ..... Flatonia.

Burkett;. post village in Coleman County.

Burkeville; post village in Newton County.

Burl; post village in Guadalupe County.

Burleigh; post village in Austin County.

Burleson; a southeastern county, with an area of 677 square

miles. The population was 18,367; the county seat, Caldwell. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'.

The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Gulf,

Colorado and Santa Fe Eailway. 

Burleson; creek, a small left-hand branch of Sulphur Creek,

tributary to Little Eiver ................................ Lampasas.

Burleson; village in Johnson County, on Missouri, Kansas and

Texas Eailway ......................................... Fort Worth.

Burlington; post village in Milam County.
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Burnam; post village in Callahan County.

Brownsboro; post village in Henderson County.

Brownsville; county seat of Cameron County; population, 6,305.

Brownwood; county seat of Brown County, on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway; population, 3,965............ Brownwood.

Broxon; village in Houston County.

Bruce; village in Johnson County .......................... AVeatherf ord.

Bruce; village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in

McLennan County....................................... Temple.

Bruceville; post village in McLennan County.

Brugerhoff; village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad

and on Running Brushy Creek, in Williarnson County .... Georgetown.

Brumlow; post village in Wise County.

Bruni; post village in Webb County.

Brunner; post village in Harris County.

Georgetown.

Brushy; creek, a large right-hand branch of San Gabriel Elver. ~

Taylor. 

Brushy; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Frio River,

tributary to the Nueces River........................... TJvalde.

Brushy; creek, a left-hand tributary of Colorado River ...... Sweet water.

Brushy; creek, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos

River. ................................................. Albany.

Brushy; creek, small intermittent branch of Mineral Creek, a

tributary of Red River.................................. Denison.

Brushy; gap in Comanche County .......................... Brownwood.

Brushy; knob, a hill in HillCountv ........................ Cleburne.

(-Fort AVorth. 

Brushy; knob, a hill in Johnson County....................</iip-u.,

Brushy; knob, a hill .in Tom Green County ................. San Angelo.

Brushy; mountain in Erath County ........................ Stephenville.

Brushy Creek; post village in Auderson County.

Brushy Elm; creek, small branch of Elm Creek, a tributary

of Peach Creek......................-........--....'.... Gainesville.

Bryan; county seat of Brazos County; population, 3,589.

Bryan Mill; post village in Cass County. '

Bryarly; post village in Red River County.

Brymer; post village in Burleson County.

Bryson; post village in Jack County.

Buchanan; town in Bowie County; population, 274 (1890).

Buck; branch, a small right-hand branch of Great Creek,

tributary to Bosque River. .............................. Stephenville.

Buck; branch, small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek............................................ Flatonia.

Buck; creek, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Gainesville.

Buck; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Abilene.

Buck; creek, a right-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek, tribu-fStephenville.

tary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto. 

Buck; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Brazos

River.................................................. Granbury.
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Buck; mountain in Stephens County ........................ Breckenridge.

Bu.ckh.olts; post village in Milam County, on the Gulf, Colorado

and Santa Fe Railway .................................. Taylor.

Buckhorn; draw, a dry gulch in El Paso County ............ Cerro Alto.

Buckhorn; post village in Austin County.

Buckner; creek, small intermittent branch of Colorado River. Flatonia.

Buckner; post village in Parker County..................... Weatherford.

Buda; post village in Hays County, on International and Great

Northern Railroad...^................... r .............. Austin.

Buel; post village in Johnson County, on Gulf, Colorado and

Santa Fe Railway ...................................... Cleburne.

Buffalo; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River........ J ' UBrownwood.

Buffalo; creek, a small left-hand branch of Cherokee Creek,/San Saba.

 tributary to Colorado River. iLampasas.

Burnet; a central county, with an area of 1,010 square miles."

The population was 10,528; the county seat, Burnet. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 35X . The mean 

annual rainfall is 35 inches, the mean annual temperature 

67°. The county is traversed by the Houston and Texas

Burnet. 

Lampasas. 

Georgetown. 

Blanco.

Central Railroad.

Burnet; the'county seat of Burnet County, situated on the Austin and Northwestern Railroad; population, 1,003.

Burns; village in Cooke County; population, 65 (1890).

Burnt Oak; creek, a small right-hand branch of Kickapoo

Creek, tributary to Concho Eiver......................... San Angelo.

Burros; canyon in Presidio County......................... Polvo.

Burrow; post village in Hunt County.

Burton; knob, a hill in Parker County...................... Weatherford.

Burton; town in Washington County; population, 384 (1890).

Bush; post village in Coryell County.

Bushby; branch, small intermittent branch of Buckner Creek. Flatonia.

Bushy; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River........ Dallas.

Busyton; village in Hamilton County....................... Meridian.

Bute; village in Henderson County.

Butler; post village in Freestone County.

Buttercup; village in Williamson County ................... Austin.

Buttermilk; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Mustang Creek, tributary to Colorado River.............. Ballinger.

Buttfield; village in Jefferson County.

Bynum; post village in Hill County.

Byrds; post village in Brown County.

Byrds Store; village in Pecan Bayou ...--.......---.....-.. Coleman.

Byrne; creek, a left-hand branch of the Red River, in the 

Panhandle.

Byrne; creek, a small right-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to the Colorado.................. ........------_._ Llano.

Byron; post village in Ellis County.

Cabeza; post village in Dewitt County.

Cabot; post village in Cherokee County.

Cactus; post village in Webb County.

Caddell; post village in San Augustine County.

Caddo; peak in CallahanCounty.........................-_. Baird.
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Atlas sheet. 

Caddo; peak in Johnson County............................ Cleburne.

Caddo; post village in Stephens County.

Caddo; village on Big Caddo Creek, tributary to Brazos River. Breckenridge.

Caddo Mills; town of Hunt County; population, 234 (1890).

Caddo Peak; post village in Callahan County.

Cade; post village in Navarro County.

Cadiz; post village in Bee County.

Cain; village in Dallas County.

Calamity; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande .......... Alpine.

Calaveras; village of Wilson County; population, 369 (1890). 

Caldwell; a central county, with an area of 530 square miles.

The population was 21,765; the county seat, Lockhart.

The mean magnetic declination in 1.900 was 8° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the San

Antonio and Aransas Pass railroads. 

Caldwell; the county seat of Burleson County; population,

1,535.

Caledonia; post village in Rusk County. 

Calef; village on Fort Worth and Denver City Railway, in

Tarrant County ........................................ Fort Worth.

Calhoun; a southern county, with an area of 592 square miles.

The population was 2,395; the county seat, Port Lavaca. . The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15'. The

mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific, and the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific railroads. 

Calhoun; post village in Dallas County. 

California; creek, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of BrazosrRoby.

River. \Anson. 

California; mountain, in Brewster County .................. Terlingua.

Call; post village in Newton County.

Callahan; a north-central county, with an area of 882 square

miles. The population was 8,768; the county seat, Baird. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1.900 was 9° 30/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual ternAlbany.

Anson.

Abilene.

perature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas and 

Pacific Railway.

Callina; post village in Limestone County.

Callis; post village in Collin County.

Callisburg; village in Cooke County.

Calloway; village in Upshur County.

Calvert; city in Robertson County; population, 3,322.

Camden; village in Comanche County ...................... Hamilton.

Cameo; post village in Guadalupe County.

Cameron; a southern county, with an area of 2,203 square 

miles. The population was 16,095; the county seat, Brownsville. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45/. 

The mean annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 75°. The county is traversed by the Rio 

Grande Railroad.

Cameron; the county seat of Milam County; population, 3,341.
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Camilla; post village in San Jacinto County. 

Camp; a northeastern county, with an area of 217 square miles. 

The population was 9,146; the county seat, Pittsburg. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15X . The mean 

annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas 

and Texas, and the St. Louis Southwestern railways.

Camp; creek; a small left-hand branch of Brazos River....... Granbnry.

Camp; creek, a small left-hand branch of San Saba River, tribu- [San Saba. 

tary to the Colorado. {Mason.

Camp; creek, a right-hand branch of Home Creek, tributary to jColeman. 

Colorado River. . JBrady.

Camp; creek, small branch of Red River.................... Gainesville.

Campbell; post village in Hunt County.

Campbell; valley in Menard County........................ Fort McKavett.

Campbellton; post village in Atascosa County.

Camp Colorado; village in Coleman County................ Coleman.

Camp Lake; slough, a left-hand intermittent tributary of

Nueces River .......................................... Uvalde.

Camp Rice; army post in El Paso County .................. Fort Hancock.

Camp San Saba; post village in McCulloch County; elevation,

1,687 feet............................................... Mason.

Campti; post village in Shelby County.

Camp Verde; post village in Kerr County.

Camp Wood; creek, a left-hand branch of East Nueces River,

tributary to the JSfueces ...................,....._. ...... Nueces.

Camp Wood; village in Edwards County.................... Nueces.

Canadian; county seat of Hemphill County.

Canadian; river, a large branch of the Arkansas, rising in Raton 

Pass in northeastern Mexico, and flowing thence south and 

east, crossing the Panhandle of Texas and entering the 

Arkansas in eastern Indian Territory. The drainage basin 

is 42,710 square miles; the length, 758 miles.

Canary; post village in Polk County.

Candelaria; post village in Presidio County.

Candler; branch, a small. left-hand intermittent branch of

Steppe Creek, tributary to Pecan Bayou ................. Brownwood.

Caney; bayou, a small stream flowing into the Gulf near Matagorda Bay.

Caney; creek, a tributary of San Jacinto River.

Caney; post village in Matagorda County.

Cannon; post village in Grayson County.

Canoncito Blanco; a head branch of Red River in the Staked 

Plains.

Canton; county seat of Van Zandt County; population 421 

(1890).

Cantrell; post village in Anderson County.

Cany; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River.

Canyon; county seat of Randall County.

Cap; a mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,376 feet....... Llano.

Capitola; post village in Mason County.

Capote; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch, of the Rio

Grande ................................................ San Carlos.
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Capote; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande, in

Presidio County. 

Capote; draw, a shallow valley in Presidio County .......... Marfa.

Capote; pass in Capote Mountains, Presidio County.

Capote; peak in Presidio County; elevation, 6,185 feet........ San Carlos.

Caps; post village in Taylor County.

Caracal; creek, small intermittent branch of Media Creek, a

tributary of Medina River............................... W. San Antonio.

Caradan; post village in Mills County.

CarancaL.ua; a small stream flowing into Matagorda Bay.

Carancah.ua; post village in Jackson County.

Carbon; post village in Eastland County.

Carbondale; village on Wagon Timber Creek, tributary to

Bra/os River........................................... Breckenridge.

Carbonville; village in Uvalde County...................... Brackett.

Carey; post village in Childress County. . " . Carl; village in Travis County ............... i.............. R'mard.

Carleton; village in Hamilton County............"........... Hamilton.

Carlisle; post village in Rusk County.

Carmine; post village in Fayette County.

Carmona; post village in Polk County.

Carney; post village in Haskell County.

Carpenter; hills in Hays County.

Carpenter; post village in Bexar County. ....

Carrizo; county seat of Zapata County; population, 243 (1890). 

Carrizo Springs; county seat of Dimmit County; population,

289 (1890).

Carrol; post village in Smith County.

Carroll Prairie; village of Hopkins County; population, 231. 

Carrolton; post village on the St. Louis Southwestern and the

Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways, in Dallas County.... Dallas. 

Carruth; post village in Caldwell County. 

Carson; a county'situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 860

square miles. The population was 469; the county seat,

Panhandle. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

10° 35/. The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 57°. The county is traversed by

the Southern Kansas Railway of Texas, and the Fort Worth

and Denver City Railway. . . 

Carson; post village in Fannin County. 

Carter; post village in Parker County ....................... Weatherford.

Carthage; county seat of Panola County; population, 554

(1889). 

Cartwright; ranch in Brewster County...................... Terlingua.

Cartwright; post village in Wood County. 

Casablanca; post village in Nueces County. 

Case; creek, small intermittent branch of Range Creek, a tributary of Trinity River .................................. Dennison.

Cash; post village in Hunt County.

Casket; a mountain in Jeff Davis Comity; elevation, 6,180 feet. Fort Davis.

Cason; post village in Morris County.

Cass; a northeastern county, with an area of 945 square miles.

The population was 22,841; the county seat, Linden. . The
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Cass Continued.

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 6° 50'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas 

and Texas, and the Texas and Pacific railways.

Cass; post village in Cass County.

Castell; post village in Llano County.

Castle; gap in Lampasas County............................ Lampasas.

Castle; peak in Lampasas County; elevation, 1,552 feet ...... Lampasas.

Castle; peak in Taylor County; elevation, 2,400 feet......... Sweetwater.

Castleman; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River....'.. Temple.

Castro; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 

870 square miles. The population was 400; the county 

seat, Dimmitt. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 

11° 15'. The mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the 

mean annual temperature 55°. The county is traversed by 

I the Pecos and Northern Texas, a branch of the Atchison, 

Topeka and Santa Fe Eailway.

Castroville; town of Medina County; population, 1,522 (1890).

Cataline; post village in Hemphill County.

Gates; village in Red River County.

Catfish; post village in Henderson County.

Cathedral; a mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 6,860

feet ................................................... Alpine.

Cathrou Store; post village in Lamar County.

Caton; post village in Eed River County.

Cat Spring; post village in Austin County.

Cave; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of West Nueces

River ................................................. Nueces.

Cave; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pedernales River.... Frederickaburg.

Cave; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Middle

Bosque Creek.......................................... Meridian.

Caviness; post village in Lamar County.

Cayote; post village in Bosque County ...................... AVaco.

Cayuga; post village in Anderson County.

Cecil; post village in Walker County.

Cedar; branch, a small left-hand branch of Trinity River..... Dallas.

Cedar; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces River .......................................... Nueces.

rWaco. 

Cedar; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River...... A Cleburne.

I Gran bury. 

Cedar; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River........... Breckenridge.

Cedar; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Mile

Creek, tributary to Colorado River .^.................... Hayrick.

Cedar; creek, a small left-hand branch of Elm Creek, tributary

to Clear Fork of Brazos River........................... Abilene.

Cedar; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Walnut Creek,/Austin.

tributary to Colorado River. IBastrop. 

Cedar; creek, a left-hand branch of Lytle Creek, tributary to

Clear Fork of Brazos River ............................. Abilene.

Cedar; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary

to Little River ......................................... Temple.

Cedar; creek, a right-hand tributary of San Saba River ....... Mason.
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Cedar; creek, branch of Eed Eiver.......................... Dennison.

Cedar; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado Eiver......... Brady.

Cedar; creek, a small left-hand branch of Little Llano Creek,

tributary to Llano Eiver ................................ Llano.

f Brady. 

Mason. 

.._.._._._.__. Llano. 

Cedar; fork of Denton.Creek ............................... Flatonia.

Cedar; gap in Conianche County............................ Brownwood.

Cedar; gap in Taylor County............................... Abilene.

Cedar; knob, a hill in Edwards County; elevation, 2,360 feet.. Eock Springs. 

Cedar; knob, a hill in Kimble County...................... Eock Springs.

Cedar; knob, a hill in Somervell County..................... Granbury.

Cedar; a mountain in.Eastland County...................... Eastland.

Cedar; a mountain in Llano County ........................ Llano.

Cedar; mountain, a hill on left bank of Colorado Eiver in Coke

County ................................................ Hayrick.

Cedar; post village in Fayette County.

Cedar; spring in Edwards County........................... Nueces.

Cedar Bayou; post village in Harris County. 

Cedar Creek; post village in Bastrop County. 

Cedar Hill; city on the Gulf, Colorado and Sante Fe Eailway,

in Dallas County; population, 242 (1890)................. Dallas.

Cedar Hill; triangulation station in Hays County........... Austin.

Cedar; hollow, in Llano County............................ Llano.

Cedar; post village in Fayette County. 

Cedarlake; post village in Matagorda County 

Cedar Mills; post village in Grayson County. 

Cedarpark; post village in Williamson County. 

Cedar Spring; branch of Big Fivemile Creek, tributary of 

 Peach Creek .................. >......... v .............. Flatonia.

Cedarton; village in Brown County......................... Coleman.

Cedar Top; peak in Lainpasas County ...................... Lanipasas.

Cedar Valley; post village in Travis County.

Cedron; creek, a right-hand branch of Bra/os Eiver ..........<

IWaco.

Cego; post village in Falls County. 

Cele; village in Travis County. 

Celery; creek, a small left-hand branch of San Saba Eiver.... Eden.

Celeste; town in Hunt County; population, 671.

Celina; post village in Collin County.

Cenizal; post village in Hidalgo County.

Centennial; post village in Panola County.

Center; county seat of Shelby County.

Center City; post village in Mills County ................... Lainpasas.

Center Mill; post village in Hood County................... AVeatherford.

Center Point; town in Kerr County; population, 543 (1890).

Centerville; countyseatof Leon County; population, 288 (1890).

Centralia; post village in Trinity County.

Ceries; post village in Eed Eiver County.

Cerro Alto; mountain in El Paso County; elevation, 6,767 feet. Cerro Alto.

Cerro Alto; lake in El Paso County ........................ Cerro Alto.

Cerro Diablo; mountain in El Paso County................. Salt Basin.
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Cestohowa; post village in Karnes County. 

Ceta; post village in Randall County. 

Chacon; creek, a left-hand branch of the Eio Grande. 

Chalia; post village in Dallas County. 

Chalk; bluff along East River in TJvalde County............. Uvalde.

Chalk; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces River .....................'........-............ Brackett.

Chalk; mountain in Erath County.......................... Granbury.

Chalk Mountain; post village in Erath County.

Chamber; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River in

northern Texas. 

Chambers; a county in southeastern Texas, with an area of

648 square miles. The population was 3,046; the county

seat, Wallisville. The mean magnetic declination in 1900

was 6° 507 . The mean annual rainfall is 52 inches, and

the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed

by the Gulf and Interstate Railway. 

Chambers; branch, a small right-hand tributary to Bosque

River.................................................. Stephenville.

Chambers; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River

heading in North and South forks of Chambers Creek..... Cleburne.

Chambersville; post village in Collin County.

Chambliss; village in Collin County.

Chanayville; town in Harris County; population, 609 (1890).

Chandler; branch of Buckner Creek........................ Flatonia.

Chandler; peak in Coleman County ........................ Abilene.

Chandler; post village in Henderson County.

Channel; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brushy Creek,

tributary to San Gabriel River .......................... Georgetown.

Channing1 ; county seat of Hartley County.

Chaparrosa; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Nueces

River.................................................. Brackett.

Chapelhill; post village in Washington- County.

Chapman; post village in Rusk County.

Chappel; post village in San Saba County.

Charco; post village in Goliad County.

Charity; post village in Polk County.

Charleston; post village in Delta County.

Charlie; post village in Clay County. . Chase; post village in Bosque County.

Chatfield; hill in Uvalde County ........................... Uvalde.

Chatfleld; post .village in Navarro County.

Chatfield; village in Uvalde County ........................ Uvalde.

Chauncey; post village in Eastland County. 

Chautauqua; village in Travis County ...................... Austin.

Cheapside; post village in Gonzales County. 

Cheetham; post village in Colorado County. 

Chenango; post village in Brazoria County. 

Cherokee; post village in San Saba County. ................. Llano.

Cherokee; a northeastern county, with an area of 990 square

miles. The population was 25,154; the county seat, Rusk.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual
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Cherokee Continued.

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the International and Great Northern and the St. Louis Southwestern 

railroads.

Cherokee; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River. . . . .(San Saba'

ILampasaa.

Cherry; canyon in Jeff Davis Countv ......................

* ' . Fort Davis.

Cherry; creek, a small left-hand branch of AVest Nueces River. Nueces.

Cherry; post village in Red River County.

Cherry Spring; post village in Gillespie County. ............ Kerrville.

Cherry Spring; creek, a head branch of Hickory Creek, tributary to Llano River. .....i........... ................... Llano.

Chester; post village in Tyler County.

Chesterville; post village in Colorado County.

Chicago; post village in Dawson County

Chico; town in Wise County; population, 323 (1890). 

 Chicota; village in Lamar County; population, 32.1. (1.890).

Childress; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 

660 square miles. The population was 2,138; the county 

seat, Childress. The mean, magnetic declination in 1900 

was 10° 307 . The mean annual rainfall is 24 inches, and 

the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed 

by the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway.

Childress; county seat of Childress County; population, 692.

Childress; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River...... JMeridianIWaco.

Chillicothe; post village in Hardernan County.

Chilton; post village in Falls County. .......... .^ ........... ^Temple.

Chimney; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Bra/os/Anson.

River. \Albany. 

Chimney; rock, in Presidio County; elevation, 3,000 feet...... Terlingua.

China; creek, a small left-hand branch of San Saba River, tributary to the Colorado River. ............................ San Saba.

China; creek, aright-hand intermittent branch of Clear Fork

of Brazos River ........................................ Roby.

China Spring; post village in McLennan County. . .......... Waco.

Chinati; mountain group in west Texas near the Rio GrandeJRnidosa.

in Presidio County. IShafter. 

Chinati; peak in Chinati Range of mountains; elevation, 7,730

feet. ................................................... Shatter.

Chireno; A'illage in Nacogdoches County; population, 276 (1890).

Chisholm; post village in Rockwall County.

Chisos; a group of volcanic mountains in the bend of the Rio

Grande River in western Texas.

fChispa. 

Chispa; creek, a long intermittent stream in the valley east of I q

Tierra Vieja and Van Horn mountains. JMarfa 

Chispa; mountain in El Paso County; elevation, 6,215 feet.... Chispa. 

Chispa; village on Southern Pacific Railroad in Jeff Davis

County ............................................ '. ... Chispa.

Chita; post village in Trinity County. 

Choate; post village in Karnes County.
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Chocolate; bayou, .a small stream flowing into an arm of 

Galveston Bay.

Choctaw; post village in Grayson County.

Choptaw; creek, branch of Eed Eiver....................... Dennison.

Chriesman; post village'in Burleson County.

Christian; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Christian; village in Jack County .......................... Palo Pinto.

Christoval; post village in Tom Green County............... San Angelo.

Chupederos; creek, branch of Calaveras Creek, a tributary of

San Antonio River...................................... San Antonio.

Church; mountain in Nolan County......................... Sweetwater.

Church Hill; post village in Rusk County.

Cibolo; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande River ....... 'Shatter.

Cibolo; creek, a left-hand branch of San Antonio River in " 

southern Texas.

Cibolo; post village in Guadalupe County. .

Cidwell; branch, a left-hand branch of Spring Creek, tribu- .

tary to Brazos River....._...........................'... Weatherford.

Cienega; creek; a right-hand intermittent branch of Alamito

Creek, tributary to Rio Grande.......................... Shatter.

Cienega; mountain in Brewster County ..................... Alpine.

Cienega; mountain in Presidio County; elevation, 5,227 feet.. Shafter.

Cieneguita; village in Presidio County---------------------- Shafter.

Cigar; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 3,290 feet... Terlingua.

Cigar; spring at foot of Cigar Mountain ..................... Terlingua.

Ciolavera; creek, small branch of Calaveras Creek, a tributary

of San Antonio River................................... San Antonio.

Circle; post village in Cherokee County.

Circle ville; post village on San Gabriel River, in William son

County ................................................ Taylor.

Cisco; city on Texas and Pacific and Texas Central railroads, in 

Eastland County; population, 1,514.

Cistern; post village in Fayette County.

C. J.; a mountain in Stevens County........................ Breckenridge.

Clairemont; county seat of Kent County.

Clairette; post village in Erath County.

Clardy; post village in Lamar County.

Clarendon; county seat of Donley County; population, 949 

(1890).

Clareville; post village in Bee County.

Clark; post village in Liberty County.

Clarkson; post village in Milarn County.

Clarksville; county seat of Red River County; population, 

2,069.

Clarksville; village in Travis County; population, 446 (1890).

Claude; county seat of Armstrong County; population, 285 

(1890). . Clawson; post village in Angelina County.

Clay; a north central county, with an area of 1,250 square miles. 

The population was 9,231; the county seat, Henrietta. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 20'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 32 inches, and the mean annual temperature 63°. The county is traversed by the Fort Worth and « 

Denser City and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways.
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Clay; mountain in Brewster County; elevation 3,500feet..... Terlingua.

Clay; post village in Burleson County.

Claybank; village in Gregg County.

Clays; creek, a right-hand branch of Little River ............ Taylor.

Clayton; post village in Panola County.

Claytonville; post village in Fisher County.

Clear; bayou, a small stream flowing into Galveston Bay.

Clear; branch, small branch of Pecan Bayou ................ Baird.

Clear; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River.......... /ColemanIBrady.

Clear; creek, a left-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary ("Georgetown.

to Little River. \Gatesville. 

Clear; creek, a small left-hand branch.of North Fork of San

Gabriel River.......................................... Georgetown..

Clear; creek, a small right-hand branch of Big Sunday Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Stephenville.

Clear; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado

River.................................................. Burnet.

Clear; creek, a head fork of Trinity River, in northern Texas. 

Clear; creek, a small stream in southeast Texas flowing into

Galveston Bay.

Roby.

Clear; fork of Brazos River. Anson.

Albany.

Clear Creek; village in Galveston County. 

Clearlake; post village in Collin County. 

Clear Spring; post village in Guadalupe County. 

Cleburne; county seat of Johnson County, on Buffalo Creek;

population, 7,493....................................... Cleburne.

Clem; post village in Delta County.

Clemma; post village in Ellis County.

Cleveland; break, broken cliffs facing the Rio Grande ....... Marfa.

Cleveland; post village in Liberty County.

Clevenger; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Click; branch, of Barnett Branch, tributary to Sandy Creek... Llano.

Click; gap in Riley Mountains.............................. Llano.

Click; post village in Llano County.

Cliff; post Arillage in Haskell County.

Clifford; village in Collingsworth County.

Clifton; post village in Bosque County; population 204 (1890). Meridian.

Climax; post village in Collin County.

Cline; Mil in Kinney County; elevation 1,517 feet ........... Brackett.

Cline; mountain in Uvalde County.......................... Brackett.

Cline; post village in Uvalde County........................ Brackett.

Cline; station in Uvalde County ............................ Brackett.

Clinesburg; post A'illage in Montgomery County.

Clint; post village in El Paso County........................ El Paso.

Clinton; post village in Hunt County.

Clio; post village in Brown County.

Clipper; post village in Kent County.

Clisbee; village in Hale County.

Clodine; post village in Fort Bend County.

Cloice; creek, a small left-hand branch of South Bosque Creek.. Temple.
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Clover; post village in Travis County.

Clyde; post village in Callahan County.

Coahoma; post village in Howard County.

Coal; creek, a right-hand branch of Sunday Creek, tributary (Fredericksburg 

to Colorado River. I Llano.

Coal; village in Limestone County.

Coal Mines; village in Erath County ....................... Palo Pinto.

Coalson; post village in Fort Bend County.

Coalville; village in Palo Pinto County ..................... Palo Pinto.

Coats; post village in Taylor County.

Cobb; creek, a small left-hand branch of Aquilla Creek, tributary to Brazos River.................................... Waco.

Cobb; creek, a small left-hand branch of Hackberry Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... AVaco.

Cobb; post village in Kauiman County.

Cochran; a northwestern county, with an area of 959 square 

miles. The population was 25. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 15'. The mean annual rainfall is 15 

inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°.

Cochran; post village in Austin County.

Coesfield; post village in Cooke County.

Coffee; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River...... Palo Pinto.

Coffeeville; post village in Upshur County.

Coffie; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Fork of

Chambers Creek, tributary to Trinity River.............. Clebume.

Cog-mac; post village in Jasper County.

Coke; a southwestern county, with an area of 850 square miles." 

The population was 3,430; the county seat, Robert Lee.

The mean magnetic decimation in 1900 was 9° 45'. The Hayrick.

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the» mean annual wee wa er'

temperature 63c 

Coke; post village in Wood County. 

Cokeland; village in Palo Pinto County..................... Palo Pinto.

Colburn; post village in Whartoii County.

Cold; creek, a left-hand branch of Fernando Creek, tributary to

Llano River............................................ Llano.

Cold Spring; county seat of San Jacinto County; population,

439 (1890). 

Cold Spring; creek, a head branch of Hickory Creek, tributary/Mason.

to-Llano River. iLlano. 

Cold Spring; creek, a right-hand tributary to Leon River.... Mason. > 

Coldwater; county seat of Sherman County.

Cold water; creek, small branch of Navidad River ........... Flatonia.

Coleman; a central county, with an area of 1,302 square miles."

Population, 10,077; the county seat, Coleman. The mean 

magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 35'. The mean annual 

rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°. 

The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe

Eden. 

Ballinger. 

Coleman. 

Abilene.

Railway.

Coleman; county seat of Coleman County; population, 1,362.. Coleman. 

Coleman Junction; a village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa

Fe Railway, in Coleman County................:........ Coleman.

Coleta; creek, a right-hand branch of Guadalupe River.
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Atlas sheet.

Coif ax; post village in Van Zandt County.

Colita; post village in Polk County.

College Station; post village in Brazos County.

Collier; post village in Milam County.

Collin; a north central county, with an area of 828 square miles. 

The population was 50,087; the county seat, McKinney. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1.900 was 9° 05'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature, 64°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, 

Colorado and Santa Fe and the Houston and Texas Central 

railroads............................................... Dallas.

Ceilings worth.; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an 

area of 867 square miles. The population was 1,233; the 

county seat, AVellington. The mean magnetic declination 

in 1900 was 10° 30/. The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, 

and the mean annual temperature 58°. The county has no 

railroads.

Collins; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Collinsville; town in Grayson County; population, 666.

Colmesneil; post village in Tyler County.

Cologne; post village in Goliad County.

Colony; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River; tributary to

Little River............................................ Eastland.

Colony; post village in Fayette County.

Colorado; a southeastern county, with an area of 948 square 

miles. The population was 22,203; the county seat, Columbus. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and Aransas. Pass, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 

and the Southern Pacific railroads.

Colorado; county seat of Mitchell County; population, 1, 582 

(1890).

Colorado; creek, a small stream in southern Texas, flowing into 

Laguna de la Madre.

 Hayrick.

Colorado; river, one of the largest rivers of Texas, which heads 

in the southern part of the Staked Plains, flowing thence 

southeast to its rn-oath in Matagorda Bay. The drainage 

area is 41,220 square miles; the length, .715 miles.

Bal linger.

Eden.

Brady.

San Saba.

Lanipasas.

Burnet.

Blan'co.

Austin.

Bastrop.

Colquitt; village in Kaufnian County. ' 

Colston; draw, a shallow valley in Menard County.......... Fort McKavett.

Coltharps; post village in Houston County.

Coltou; village in Travis County.

Columbia; town of Brazoria County; population, 515 (1890).

Columbus; county seat of Colorado County; population, 1,824.

Colvin; post village in Lee County.
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Atlas sheet.

Comal; a centra,, county, with an area of 569 square miles. The 

population was 7,008; the county seat, New Braunfels. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the International and 

Great Northern Eailroad................................ Blanco.

Comanche; a central county, with an area of 828 square miles/

The population was 23,009; the county seat, Comanche. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the FortAVorth and

Hamilton. 

Brownwood. 

Eastland. 

Stephenville.

Bio Grancle and the Texas Central railroads. 

Comanche; county seat of Comanche County;elevation,2,070.. Brownwood.

Comanche; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River......(San Saba< IBrowiiwood.

Comanche; creek, aright-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tribu-fFredericksburg. 

tary to Cold River. iLlano.

Comanche; peak in Hood County........................... Granbury.

Comanche; spring, in Brewster County...................... Terlingua.

Combine; post village in Kaufman County.

Comet; post village in Marion County.

Comfort; town in Kendall County; population, 307 (1890).

Commerce; town in Hunt County; population, 1,800.

Community; post village in Swisher County.

Como; post village in Hopkins County.

Comstock; post village in Valverde County.

Concan; post village in Uvalde County...................... TDvalde.

Concepcion; creek, a small tributary to Alacon Bay, in southern Texas.

Concepcion; town in Duval County; population, 984 (1890).

Concho; a central county, with an area of 941 square miles.

The population was 1,427; the county seat, Paintrock. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° SO7 . The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual tempera- HC enture 64°.

Hayrick. 

San Angelo.

Ballinger. 

(San Angelo. 

Concho; a tributary of Colorado River; length, 83 miles......\ Hayrick.

I Ballinger.

Concord; post village in Leon County. 

Concrete; post village in Dewitt County. 

Condor; post village in Limestone County. 

Cone; post village in Crosby County. 

Conlen; post village in Dallam County. 

Connor; post village in Madison County. 

Conroe; county seat of Montgomery County. 

Content; post village in Runnels County.................... Abilene.

Contrabando; mountain in Brewster and Presidio counties;

elevation 2,684 feet..........:._........................ Terlingua.

Contrabando; water hole in Presidio County................ Terlingua.

Contrary; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Brazos River. ........................................... Granbury.

Converse; post village in Bexar County.

Cook; slough, a left-hand intermittent tributary of Nueces

River.................................................. Uvalde.
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Atlas sheet.

Cooke; a north central county with an area of 1,000 square miles.

The population was 27,494; the county seat, Gainesville.

. v The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 38 inches,. and the mean annual

_< temperature 63°. The county is traversed by the Missouri,

Kansas and Texas, the Texas and Pacific, and the Gulf,

i Colorado and Santa Fe railways.

Cooke Point; post village in Burleson County. 

Cooks; slough, a left-hand intermittent tributary of Nueces 

4> River................................................. Uvalde.

Cookville; post village in Titus County. 

> Coon; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River...... Waco.

Coon; mountain in Brown County.......................... Colemau.

Cooper; county seat of Delta County; population, 1,518. 

\ Goose; creek, a small right-hand branch of South. Bosque

Creek .................................................. Stephenville.

Copano; bay, an arm of Aransas Bay, extending inland.

Copenhagen; post village in Hale County.

Copeville; post village in Collin County.

Coplen; post village in Smith County.

Coppage; post village in Bell County.

Coppel; post village in Dallas County.

Copperas Cove; post village in Gory ell County.

Copperas; creek, a left-hand tributary to Llano River........ Fort McKavett.

v Copperas; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tributary rEastland.

to Little River. \Browiiwood. 

Copperas; creek, small branch of Peach Creek............... Flatonia.

Corbet; post village in Navarro County.

Cordele; post village in Jackson County.

Cordwood; creek, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Corine; post village in Cherokee County. 

Corinth; post village in Denton County. 

"* Corley; post village in Bowie County. 

Cornett; post village in Cass County. 

Corn; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado . River.................................................. Brady.

Corn; gap in mountains in Bosque County................... Granbury.

Cornhill; post village in Williamson County................. Georgetown.

Cornudas; a group of mountains on the boundary line between 

>T' New Mexico and Texas.

Corpus Christ!; bay, protected by a low sand bar known as 

"i Mustang Island.

Corpus Christ!; county seat of- Nueces County; population,

4,703. 

i Corpus Christ!; pass, a gap in the sand bar making an entrance

to Corpus Christi Bay. 

f Corrigan; village in Polk County; population, 298 (1890).

Corsicana: county seat of Navarro County; population, 9,313.

Cortes; post village in Matagorda County.

Cor win; post village in Burnet County...................... Blanco.

Bull. No. 224 04
50 A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. [BULL.224.

Atlas sheet.

Coryell; a central county, with an area of 1,115 square miles.'

.Meridian.

The population was 21,308; the county seat, Gatesville. r 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 45X . The

mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual , 

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the St. Louis 

Southwestern and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways.

Coryell; post village on Ranney Creek, in Coryell County.... Meridian.

Cosmos; post village in Madison County.

Cosner; post village in Den ton County.

Cost; post village in Gonzales County. . . Cottle; a northwestern county, with an area of 956 square miles. 

The population was 1,002; the county seat, Paducah. The 

mean magnetic declination .in 1900 was 9° 55'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°.

Cotton; post village in Grimes County. ...........

Cottondale; post village in AVise County;

Cottongin; post village in Freestone County.

Cottonwood; creek, a left-hand branch of Mountain Creek, rFort Worth, 

tributary to West Fork of Trinity River. (Dallas.

Cottonwood; creek, a left-hand tributary of Palo Pinto Creek.. Breckenridge.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River.. Cleburne.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand branch of Mountain Creek,

tributary to West. Fork of Trinity River.................. Cleburne.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of Island Creek,

tributary to Trinity River............................... Cleburne.

Cottonwood; creek, a small left-hand branch of Bitter Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ..............................: Sweetwater.

Cottonwood; creek, a small left-hand tributary to Colorado

River.................................................. Sweetwater.

Cottonwood; a right-hand branch of Brazos River........... Waco.

Cottonwood; creek, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Anson.

Cottonwood; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of 

Sweetwater Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River. Roby.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of

Brazos River.................................................... Roby.

Cottonwood; creek, aleftrhand branch of Aquilla Creek, tributary to Brazos River....................................... Cleburne.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of Trinity

River................................................... Dallas.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of East Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Dallas.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River .. Dallas.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Elm Creek,

tributary to Little River ................................ Temple.

Cottonwood; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

White Oak Creek, tributary to Pedernales River.......... Kerrville.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of Kickapoo

Creek, tributary to Brazos River ........................ Weatherford.

Cottonwood; creek, a left-hand branch of Wilbarger Creek,/Austin. 

tributary to Colorado River. IBastrop.

Cottonwood; creek, a right-hand branch of Great Creek, tribu- '

tary to Bosque River ................................... Stephenville.
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Cottonwood; creek, a short right-hand branch of Colorado

River............'........................__...._....... San Saba.

Cottonwood; creek, a head branch of Hickory Creek, tributary to Llano River..................................... Llano.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of the Canadian 

River.

Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pecan Creek,

tributary to Llano River .._.......-.._................:. Llano.

Cottonwood; post village in Callahan County.

Cotulla; town and county seat of Lasalle County; population, 

672 (1890).

Couch; post village in Karnes County.

Cougar; village in Parker County.

Coulterville; village in Matagorda County.

Council; branch, a left-hand branch of North Paluxy Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Stephenville.

Council; branch, a small right-hand branch of South Bosque

River.................................................. Stephenville.

County Line; post village in Anderson County.

Coupland; post village in Willianison County.

Courtney; post village in Grimes County.

Cousin; creek, a left-hand branch of Red River in the Panhandle.

Coutchman; post village in Freestone County.

Cove; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River............ B reckon ridge.

Cove; post village in Chambers County.

Covington; post village in Hill County...................... Cleburne.

Cow; a-right-hand branch of Sabine River in east Texas.

Cow; bayou, tributary to Brazos River....................... Temple.

Cow; branch, a small right-hand branch of Mustang Creek,

tributary to Colorado River ............................. Ballinger.

Cow; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado

River.................................................. Hayrick.

Cow; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River............ Burnet.

Cow; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River .......... Brady.

Cow; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River in southwest Texas.

Cow; creek, a small left-hand branch of Armstrong Creek, tributary to Leon River .................................... Stephenville.

Cow; creek, a small right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek, tributary to Pecan Bayou............................... '.... Coleman.

Cow; gap in Brady Mountains through which flows Cow Creek. Brady.

Cowan; post village in Erath County.

Cowboy; village in San Saba County ........................ Brady.

[Brownwood.

_ , , T - i T i i r T - -» Hamilton. Cowhouse; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River........< T

ILampasas.

[Gatesville. 

Cox; gap in Comanche County.............................. Brownwood.

Coxville; post village in Bastrop County. 

Coy; village in Mills County. .

Coyote; creek, a right-hand branch of Elm Creek, tributary to] TT_ . '

Colorado River. . I -D ii- lBallinger.

Coyote; peak in Eastland County; elevation, 1,750 feet ...... Baird.
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Coyote; water tank in El Paso County...................... Cerro Alto.

Cozart; village in Panola County.

Crabapple; creek, a right-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tribu-JFredericksburg.

tary to Colorado Eiver. . ILlano^ 

Crabapple; post village in Gillespie County. 

Craft; post village in Cherokee County. 

Crafton; post village in Wise County. 

Craig; post village in Rusk County.

Crandall; town in Kaufman County; population, 251 (1890). 

Crane; a southwestern county, with an area of 850 square miles.

The population was 51. The mean magnetic declination in

1900 was 10° 20X . The mean annual rainfall is 16 inches, and

the mean annual temperature 60°. 

Crane; bayou, a small stream flowing into the head of Galveston Bay.

Cranes Mill; post village in Cornal County. 

Cranfills Gap; post village in Bosque County................ Meridian.

Cravens; village in Red River County.

Crawford; post village in McLennan County; population, 443. Waco.

Crecy; post village in Trinity County.

Creechville; post village in Ellis County.

Creedmoor; post village in Travis County.

Creek; post village in Houston County!

Crenshaw; post village in Falls County.

Creole; post village in Lavaca County. .

Crescent; village in Titus County.

Cresson; post village on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande, and

the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways, in Hood County. "Weatherford. 

Crete; post village in Trinity County. 

Crews; post village in Runnels County. 

Cricket; post village in Harrison County. 

Crim; post village in Rusk County. 

Crisp; village in Ellis County. 

Criswell; creek, small branch of Colorado Kiver............. Flatonia.

Crockery; creek, a small right-hand branch of Kickapoo Creek,

tributary to Brazos River............................... Stephenville.

Crockett; a southwestern county, with an area of 3,004 square

miles. The population was 1,591; the county seat, Ozona.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°................................................ Sherwood.

Crockett; county seat of Houston County; population 2,612. 

Crooked; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

West Nueces Creek, tributary to the Nueces River........ Nueces.

Crooked; creek, small branch Pecan Bayou.................. Baird.

Crosby; a northwestern county, with an area of 984 square

miles. The population was 788; the county seat, Emma.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30/. The . mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°.

Crosby; post village in Harris County. 

Cross; branch, a small right-hand branch of Paluxy Creek,

tributary to Brazos River............................... Granbury.
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Cross; post village in Grimes County. 

Crosscut; post village in Brown County. 

Crossplains; post village in Callahan County. 

Cross Roads; village in Hill County........................ Cleburne.

Crosstimbers; post village in Johnson County. 

Crowell; county seat of Foard County.

Crowley; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway in Tarrant County................................. Fort Worth.

Crown; post village in Atascosa County.

Crowther; post village in McMullen County.

Crush; post village in Milain County.

Cryercreek; post village in Navarro County.

Cryers; branch, a left-hand branch of Browns Creek, tributary

to Pecan Bayou ........................................ Brown wood.

Crystal Falls; post village in Stephens County on Clear Fork

of Brazos River ........................................ Breckinridge.

Cuba; post village in Johnson- County....................... Cleburne.

Cuero; county seat of Dewitt County; population, 3,442.

Cuesta Blanca; hill in Brewster County .................... Terlingua.

Cuesta del Burro; range, with a gentle slope on the northeast

and a cliff on the north and south ....................... Marfa.

Cuevitas; post village in Starr County.

Culberson; post village in Cass County.

Culleoka; post village in Collin County.

Gulp; village in Hill County.

Cumby; post village in'Hopkins County.

Cundiff; post village in Jack County.

Curlew; post village in Floyd County.

Currie; post village in Navarro County.

Currycomb; branch, a small left-hand branch of Sabana River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Eastland.

Curtis; post village in Eastland County.

Gushing; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Cusseta; post village in Cass County.

Custer; village in Cooke County.

Cut; post village in Houston County.

Cutcura; creek, small branch of Leon Creek.......... ....... W. San Antonio.

Cuthand; post village in Red River County.

Cuthbert; post village in Mitchell County.

Cutoff; mountain in Hamilton County ....................:. Meridian.

Cyclone; post village in Bell County.

Cypress; bayou, a tributary of San Jacinto River.

Cypress; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales River ...... Blanco.

Cypress; creek, a right-hand branch of the Sabine River in

east Texas.

Cypress; creek, a right-hand tributary of the Neches River. 

Cypress; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River .. Austin. 

Cypress Mill; village on Cypress Creek in Blanco County ... Blanco. 

Cypresstop; post village in Harris County. 

Cyril; village in Rusk County. 

Dacosta; post village in Victoria County. 

Dacus; post village in Montgomery County. 

Daingerfleld; county seat of Morris County; population, 553

(1890).
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, Atlas sheet.

Daisy; post village in Rains County. 

Dalberg; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso

County ......_.._.-_....__.._-.-...--..---------.-...-- Bosque.

Dalby Springs; post village in Bowie County.

Dale; post village in Caldwell County.

Dalhart; post village in Dallam. County.

Daley; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of East

Nueces River, tributary to the Nueces..................... Nueces.

Dallam; a county situated in the Panhandle, v/ith an area of

1,463 square miles. The population was 146; the county

seat, Texline. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

12°. The mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean

annual temperature 55°. The county is traversed by the

Fort Worth and Denver City, and the Colorado and Southern

railways.

Dallardsville; post village in Polk County. 

Dallas; a north central county, with an area of 900 square miles.

The population was 82,726, the county seat, Dallas. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean

annual rainfall is 65 inches, and the mean annual temperature 42°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado

Fort Worth. 

'Dallas.

and Santa Fe, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the St. Louis

Southwestern, the Texas and Pacific, the Houston and Texas

Central, and the Texas and New Orleans railroads. 

Dallas; city and railroad center on Trinity River, county seat

of Dallas County; population, 42,638 .^.................. Dallas.

Dalton; post village in Cass County

Dalys; post village in Houston County.

Dalzell; post village in Brown County.

Damon; post village in Brazoria County.

Dan; post village in Wise County.

Dancer; peak in Llano County; elevation, .1,686 feet......... Llano.

Danevang; post village in Wharton County. 

Daniel; post village in Houston County.

Banner; post village in Fannin County.

Daphne; post village in Franklin County.

Dargan; post village in Panola County.

Dark; village in Scurry County.

Dark Hollow; small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River ....................................... Eastland.

Dark Valley; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ..... Palo Pinto.

Darrs; creek, a right-hand branch of Little River............ Taylor.

Darwin; post village in Webb County.

Daryl; post village in Harrison County.

Datura; post village in Limestone County.

Daugherty; post village in Kanfman County.

Dauphin; post village in Henderson County.

Davenport; branch, small branch of North Fish Creek ...... Gainesville.

Davenport; post village in Red River County.

Davidson; post village in Van Zandt County.

Davilla; town of Milam County; population, 241 (1890)...... Taylor.

Davis; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch, of Brazos

River.................................................. Breckinridge.

Davis; hill in Travis County................................ Austin.
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Davis; mountains, a range of mountains in Jeff Davis County.. { ' . _. .' 

' 8 ' . J IFort Davis.

Davis; post village in Lamar County. 

i Davy; post village in Dewitt County. 

j Dawson; a northwestern county, with an area of 900 square .

 miles. The population was 37. The mean magnetic decli- 

/ nation in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean annual rainfall is 18

inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. 

Dawson; creek, small branch of Terlingua Creek ............ Terlingua.

. . Dawson; village of Navarre County; population, 365 (1890).

** Day; post village in Grayson County, 

j . Dayton; post village in Liberty County.

Deadhorse; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Fork of

Leoii River, tributary to Little River .................... Eastland.

Deadhorse; small right-hand branch of Hackberry Creek,

tributary to Brazos River .............................. Waco.

Deadman; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazosf Abilene. 

<* River. lAnson. 

, Dead Mans; hole, a valley in Hays County.................. Blanco.

Deadwood; post village in Panola County.

Deaf Smith; a Panhandle county, with an area o£ 1,477 square

miles. The population was 843; the county seat, Hereford.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual

*> temperature 55°. The county is traversed by the Pecos and 

Northern Texas, a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and 

Santa Fe Railway.

Deanville; post village in Burleson County.

Deaton; village in Polk County.

Deatsville; village in Travis County......................... Austin.

Deberry; post village in Panola County.

* Decatur; county seat of Wise County; population, 1,562. 

! Decker; creek, a right-hand branch, of Gi Hi land Creek, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Austin.

Decker; post village in Nolan County.

De Cordova; bend in Brazos River, in Hunt and Johnson

counties ............................................... Granbury.

Decros; point of sand bar at the entrance to Matagorda Bay. 

Decoy; post village in Nacogdoches County. 

Deep; creek, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of _Brazos 

i_. River.................................................. Albany.

Deep; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado 

' River.................................................. Brady.

Deepwater; post village in Harris County. 

{ Deer; creek, a head branch of Frio River.

Deer; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River ........... Burnet.

Deer; creek, a left-hand branch of Village Creek, tributary to

West Fork of Trinity River ............................. Fort Worth.

Deer; creek, a right-hand tributary of Brazos'River .......... Temple.

Deer; creek, a right-hand tributary of San Saba River........ Mason.

Deerpark; post village in Harris County. 

Dekalb; town in Bowie County; population, 420 (1.890). 

Delaware; river, a small right-hand branch of Pecos River in 

west Texas.
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Delba; post village in Fannin County.

De Leon; city on the Texas Central Railroad, in Cornanche

County; population, 807 ................................ Eastland.

Delfina; post village in Hidalgo County. \

Delhi; post village in Caldwell County. ^

Delia; post village in Limestone County.

Dell; post village in Bosque County. ^

Delma; post village in Newton County.

Delray; post village in Panola County.

Delrio; post village and county seat of Yalverde County.

Delta; a northeastern county, with an area of 266 square miles.

The population was 15,249; the county seat, Cooper. The ( 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The mean

annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual tempera- ,, 

ture 64°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado 

and Santa Fe, the Texas Midland, and the St. Louis Southwestern railroads.

Delvalle; post village in Travis County ..................... Austin. "

Democrat; post village in Comanche County. <

Dempsy; village in Cass County.

Denison; city in Grayson County; population, 11,807.

Denman; post village in Van Zandt County.

Denning; post village in San Augustine County. ;

Dennis; post village in Parker County.

Denny; post village in Falls County. » 

Denson Spring; post village in Anderson County.

Dent; village in Hunt County.

Denton; a north central county, with an area of 865 squaremiles. The population was 28,318; the county seat, Denton.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual

Dallas. 

fFort Worth.

temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, 

Colorado and Santa Fe, the Texas and Pacific, and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways. 

Denton; county seat of Denton County; population, 4,187.

Denton; creek, a right-hand branch of Elm Fork of Trinity rFort Worth.

River. . \Dallas. 

Denton; creek, small branch of Peach Creek ................ Flatonia.

Denver; post village in Montague County.

Deport; town of Lamar County; population, 274 (1890).

Derby; post village in Frio County.

Derden; village in Hill County............................. Cleburne.

Dermott; post village in Scurry County.

Desdemona; post village in Eastlarid County.

Desert; post village in Collin County.

Desoto; post village in Dallas County....................... Dallas.

Dessau; village in Travis County........................... Austin.

Detroit; town in Red River County; population, 604 (1890).

Devers; post village in Liberty County.

Devil; ridge, a mountain in El Paso County................. Sierra Blanco.

Devil; river, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande, mainly in

Valverde County. 

Devils Courthouse; a peak in Tom Green County........... Hayrick.

Devine; post village in Medina County.
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Atlas sheet.

Dew; post village in Freestone County.

Dewalt; post village in Fort Bend County.

Dewet; post village in Gonzales County.

Deweyville; post village in Newton County.

Dewitt; a southern county, with an area of 880 square miles. 

The .population was 21,311; the county seat, Cuero. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 40'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Western 

Texas and Pacific, the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, and 

the Southern Pacific railroads.

Dewville; post village in Gonzales County.

Dexter; village in Cooke County; population, 226 (1890).

D'Hanis; post village inMedina County; population, 266 (1890).

Dial;. village in Fannin County.

Dialville; post village in Cherokee County.

Diana; post village in Upshur County.

Diantha; post village in Foard County.

Diboll; post village in Angelina County.

Dicey; post village in Parker County.

Dickens; a northwestern county, with an area of 918 square

miles. The population was 1,151; the county seat, Dickens.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°.

Dickens; county seat of Dickens County. 

Dickey; post village in Leon County. 

Dickinson; post village in Galveston County. 

Dido; post village in Walker County ........................ Fort Worth.

Dietz; village in Guadalupe County.

Dike; post village in Hopkins County.

Dilley; post village in Frio County.

Dillon; post village in Hopkins County.

Dflworth; post village in Gonzales County.

Dimebox; village in Lee County.

Dimmit; a southern county, with an area of 1,164 square

miles. The population was 1,106; the county seat, Carrizo

Springs. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'.

The mean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 70°.

Dimmit; county seat of Castro County. 

Dimple; post village in Red River County. 

Dinah.; river, a right-hand branch of San Antonio River, in

southern Texas.

Dinero; post village in Live Oak County. 

Dingier; post village in Comanche County .................. Hamilton.

Direct; post village in Lamar County.

Dirgin; post village in Rusk County.

Ditto; post village in Atascosa County.

Dixie; post village in Lamar County.

Dixon; post village in Hunt County.

Doans; post village in Wilbarger County.

Dobyville; village 011 Burnet Eiver......................... Burnet.
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Atlas sheet.

Dockum; village in Dickens County; population, 61 (1^90). ,

Dodd; town in Fannin County; population, 369.

Dode; village in Floyd County. ^

Dodge; post village in Walker County.

Dodson; post village in Houston County. S

Dog; creek, a left-hand tributary to Llano River............. Mason.

Dogwood; creek, small branch of Liveoak Creek............ Flatonia. * 

Dolce; post village in Shelby County.

Dolen; post village in Liberty County.

Dolive; post village in San Jacinto County.

Dolores; creek, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande.

Dolph; post village in Grimes County. (

Dome; peak in. El Paso County............................. Sierra Blanca.

Domingo; village in Presidio County ....................... Polvo. V

Donahoe; creek, a right-hand branch of Little River.

Donahoe; village in Bell County.

Donaldson; creek, a left-hand branch of Sulphur Creek, tributary to Little River....................................... Lampasas. **

Donelton; post village in Hunt County.

Donie; post village in Freestone County.

Doniphan; post village in Fannin County.

Donley; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 878

square miles. The population was 2,756; the county seat, ;

Clarendon. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

10° 45X . The mean annual rainfall is 2.2 inches, and the. <

mean annual temperature 58°. The county is traversed by

the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway.

Donna; village in Collin County;

Dora; post village in Nolan County; elevation, 2,500'feet..... Sweetwater.

Dorchester; post village in Grayson County.

Dorras; village in Fisher County.

Dos Alamos; village in El Paso County..................... Salt Basin. *

Dot; post village in Falls County.

Dothan; post village in Eastland County. * -

Double; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Brownwood.

Double; mountain in Palo Pinto County ..'.................. Palo Pinto.

Double; mountain, in Stephens County ...................... Breckenridge.

Double Bayou; post village in Chambers County.

Double Horn; post village in Burnet County ................ Burnet.

Double Mountain; post village in Stonewall County. . ~t~

Double Mountain Fork; head branch of Brazos River...... Roby.

Doucette; post village in Tyler County.

Douglass; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Douglassville; post village in Cass County, I*

Dove; creek, a right-hand tributary of Cornanche River ...... Sherwood. s

Dove; post village in Tarrant County.

Dowell; post village in Fisher County.

Downing; post village in Comanche County.

Downsville; post village in McLennan County.

Doyle; post village in Limestone County.

Dozier; creek, a small left-hand branch of West Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth. .
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Atlas sheet. 

Dozier; creek, a small branch of Elin Creek................. Gainesville. 

Dozier; post village in Collingsworth County.

Drane; post village in Navarro County.

Dreary Hollow; creek, a small right-hand branch of Little

Llano Eiver........'..... ............................... Llano.

Dreka; post village in Shelby County.

Dresden; post village in Navarro County.

Dressy; post village in Callahan County.

Driftwood; post village in Hays County.

Dripping; spring, in Cooke County......................... Gainesville.

Dripping Springs; post village in Hays County ...... ...... Blanco.

Driscoll; post village in Nueces County.

Drop; post village in Den ton County.

Drummond; post village in Young County.

Drury; post village in San Jacinto County.

Druso; post village in Houston County.

Dry; branch, a right-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary

to the Clear Fork of Brazos River........................ Breckenridge.

Dry; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Hubbard Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River...... Breckenridge.

Dry; branch, small intermittent branch of Mineral Creek, tributary of Red River......'............................... Dennison.

Dry; creek, small branch of Honey Creek .................... Llano.

Dry; creek, a left-hand branch of Rock Creek, tributary to/Weatherford. 

Brazos River. \Palo Pinto.

Dry; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of East

Nueces River, tributary to Nueces River ................. Nueces.

Dry; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of East Nueces

Ri ver, tributary to the Nueces........................... Nueces.

Dry; creek, a small right-hand branch of Aquilla Creek, tributary to Brazos River................................... Waco.

Dry; creek, a small left-hand'branch of Bull Hide Creek, tributary to Brazos River .................................. Temple.

Dry; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River ......... Austin.

Dry; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Clear

Fork of Brazos River ................................... Roby.

Dry; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Concho River, -j' aync 

ISan Angelo.

Dry; creek, a right-hand.intermittent branch of Qouth.Concho . River.................................................. San Angelo.

Dry; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Kickapoo Creek, tributary to Colorado River ........'.......... Hayrick.

Dry; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Middle Concho

River................................................ 1... Sherwood. '

Dry; draw, a shallow valley in Edwards County ............. Rock Springs.

Dry; fork, a small right-hand intermittent >branch of Armstrong Creek, tributary to Leon River..................... Stephenville.

Dry; fork, small intermittent branch of Smith Creek ........ Flatonia.

Dry; river, a small right-hand branch of the Canadian River.

Dry; run, small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of Peach

Creek ................................................. Flatonia.

Dry Blanket; creek, a left-hand branch of Blanket Creek, tributary to Pecan Bayou.................................... Brown wood.
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Dry Brushy;, creek, a left-hand branch of Running Brushy

Creek ........................................^........ Georgetown.

Dry California; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of

California Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.. Roby. 

Dryden; post village in Pecos County. 

Dryer; post village in Gonzales County.

Dry Elm; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek..... Gainesville. 

Dry Frio; river, a left-hand branch of Frio River, tributary to

the Nueces River..........._.._.__.___.__.....__...__.._. TJvalde.

Dry Hollow; creek, a small right-hand branch of North Grape

Creek, tributary to Pedernales River .................... Fredericksburg.

Dry Lipan; creek, a large left-hand intermittent branch of

Lipan Creek, tributary to Concho River.................. San Angelo.

Dry Sycamore; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of

Sycamore Creek, tributary to West Nueces River......... Nueces,

Dubina; post'village in Fayette County.

Dublin; city in Erath County; population, 2,370............. Stephenville.

Dubois; post village in Refugio County.

Duck; creek, a right-hand branch of East Fork of Trinity River. Dallas.

Duck; creek, a right-hand branch of Concho River, tributary to (Ed en.

the Colorado. \Ballinger. 

Duck; creek, a right-hand branch of Navasota River. 

Duck; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River in northeast

Texas. 

Duck; creek, small branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River.... Gainesville.

Duck; creek, small branch of Red River.................... Dennison.

Dudley; post village in Callahan County.

Duffau; post village on Duffau Creek, in Erath County ...... Stephenville.

Duffau "Wells; village on Duffau Creek, in Erath County.... Stephenville.

Duke; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Dulaney; post village in Hunt County. 

Dulin; village in Brown County. 

Dulls Ranch; post village in Lasalle County. 

Dumas; county seat of Moore County.

Dumont; post village in King County.

Dump; village in Collin County.

Dunbar; post village in Rains County.

Duncan; creek, a right-hand branch of Rush Creek, tributary

to Little River..................:...................... Brown wood.

Duncanville; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe

Railway, in Dallas County.............................. Dallas.

Dundee; post village in Archer County.

Dunkin; post village in Angelina County.

Dunlap; post village in Travis County .... 1............ ^... Austin.

Dunlay; post village in Medina County.

Dunn; post village in Scurry County.

Duplex; post village in Fannin County.

Dupont; post village in Dent on County.

Dupree; village in Hays County.

Durham; post village in Borden County.

Durango; post village in Falls County ...................... Templb.

Duster; post village in Cornanche County.
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Dutch.; branch, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Trinity rWeatherford.- 

River, tributary to West Fork of Trinity River. \Fort Worth.

Dutch.; mountain in Llano County .......................... Llano.

Dutch; post village in Smith County.

Duval; a southern countv, with an area of 1,887 square miles. 

The population was 8,4.83; the county seat, San Diego. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 73°. The county is traversed by the Mexican National 

Railroad.

Duval; village on the International and Great Northern Railroad, in Travis County................................. Austin.

Dye; post village in Montague County.

Dysart; village in Presidio County.

Eagle; creek, a left-hand tributary to Colorado River.......... Sweetwater.

Eagle; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River;.......... Palo Pinto.

Eagle; creek; a small right-hand intermittent branch' of Leon

River, tributary to Little River....................... ^.. Meridian.

Eagle; mountain in Callahan County......................... Abilene.

Eagle; mountain in El Paso County; elevation, 7,510 feet..... Eagle Mountain.

Eagle; spring in El Paso County ............................ Eagle Mountain.

Eagle Cove; post village in Callahan County................ Abilene.

Eagle Flat; village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in El

. Paso County........................-.................'. Sierra Blanca.

Eagleford; post village in Dallas County.

Eagle Lake; town in Colorado County; population, 1,107.

Eagle Pass; county seat of Maverick County.

Eagle Springs; village on Onion Creek in Coryell County.... Temple.

Earle; post village in Bexar County.

Earls; village on Texas and Pacific Railway in Parker County. Weatherford.

Early; village in Cooke County.

Earnest; post village in Sterling County.

East; branch, small branch of Colorado River............... Flatonia.

East; fork, small branch of Battle Creek, tributary of Clear

Fork of Brazos River................................... Baird.

East; fork, a left-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Bastrop.

East; peak in Taylor County............................... A.bilene.

East Bernard; post village in Wharton County.

East Bosque; river, a left-hand branch of Bosque River ..... Gran bury.

East Caddo; peak, in Callahan County; elevation, 2,000 feet.. Baird.

East China; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

China Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River..... Roby.

East Copperas; creek, a left-hand branch of Copperas Creek,

tributary to Llano River................................ Fort McKavett.

East Cottonwood; creek, a small right-hand intermittent 

branch of Cottonwood Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of 

Brazos River........................................... Roby.

Easterly; post village in Robertson County.

East Grindstone; creek, a left-hand branch of Grindstone

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Weatherford.

East Hamilton; post village in Shelby County.
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East Houston; post village in Harris County.

Eastland; a north central county, with an area of 947 square 

miles. The population was 17,971; the county seat, Eastland. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas and

Stephenville. 

Eastland. 

Albany. 

Breckenridge.

Pacific, and the Texas Central railroads.

Eastland; county seat of Eastland County.

East Mountain; creek, a small branch of Red River ........ Gainesville.

Easton; post village in Rusk County.

East Poor; hollow, a valley in Schleicher County............ Fort McKavett.

East Sanches; creek, a small left-hand branch of Sanches

Creek, tributary to Brazos River ........................ Weatherford.

Eaton; post village in Robertson County.

Ebony; village in Mills County.

Echo; post village in Jack County.

Ector; a southwestern county, with an area of 976 square miles. 

The population was 381; the county seat, Odessa. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 20/. The mean 

annual rainfall is 16 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific 

Railway.

Ector; post village in Fannin County.

Eddy; village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in

McLennan County ...................................... Temple.

Eden; post village in Concho County ....................... Eden.

Edgar; post village in Dewitt County.

Edge; post village in Brazos County.

Edgewater; post village in Galveston County.

Edgewood; post village in Van Zahdt County.

Edge-worth; post village in Bell county.

Edhube; post village in Fannin County.

Edith; post village in Coke County.

Edna; county seat of Jackson County; population, 537 (1890).

Edoni; post village in Van Zandt County.

Edwards; a southwestern county, with an area of 2,408 square 

miles. The population was 3,108; the county seat, Rock 

Springs. The mean magnetic declination is 9°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°.

Edwards; branch, a small left-hand branch of Hubbard Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River .... i............. Albany.

Edwards Water Hole; village in Uvalde County............ Brackett.

Egan; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

in Johnson County ...................................... Cleburne.

Egypt; post village in Wharton County.

Eight Mile; water hole, a reservoir in Leona River in Uvalde

County................ ...__........- .-.................. Uvalde.

Elam; post village in Dallas County ........................ Dallas.

Elandel; post village in Caldwell County.

Elba; creek, a small branch of Mineral Creek, a tributary of

Red River ........................:..................... Denison.

Elbert; post village in Throckrnorton County.

Elcampo; post village in Wharton County.
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Elderville; post village in Gregg County.

Eldorado; post village in Schleicher County.

Electra; post village in Wichita County.

Eldridge; village in Gray County.

Elephant; mountain in Brewster County.................... Alpine.

Elephant; peak in west Texas.

Elgin; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in Bastrop County ................................ Bastrop.

Eliasville; post village in Young County.................. j. Breckenridge.

Eliga; post village in Cpryell County.

Elk; post village in McLennan County.

Elkhart; creek, a left-hand branch of Trinity River, in east

Texas. 

. Elkart; post village in Andersoii County.

Elkins; post village in Brown County.

Ellinger; post village in Fayette County.

Elliott; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River ..-....--<.

ILampasas.

Elliott; post village in Robertson County.

Ellis; a north central county, with an area of 1,066 square miles.'

The population was 50,059; the county seat, Waxahachie.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The

annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado 

and Santa Fe, the Fort Worth and New Orleans, the Texas

Cleburne. 

Fort Worth. 

Dallas.

Midland, the Central Texas and Northwestern, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the Houston and Texas Central railroads.

Ellis; village on A\rest Nueces River, in Edwards County; eleva- 

. tion, 783 feet........................................... Nueces.

Ellison: branch, a small right-hand branch of Leon River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Eastland.

Ellsworth; post village in Grayson County.

Elm; branch, a small left-hand tributary of Brazos River .... Palo Pinto.

Elm; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to the

Colorado .............................................. Llano.

Elm; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River............ A.bilene.

Elm; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River............ Ballinger.

Elm; creek, a small left-hand branch of Aquilla Creek, tributary to Brazos River.................................... Waco.

Elm; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of East

Nueces River, tributary to Nueces River ................. Uvalde.

Elm; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Hog Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou ............................... Brown wood.

Elm; creek, a left-hand branch of Wilbarger Creek, tributary'

to Colorado River .......... 1........................... Bastrop.

Elm; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River ........ JEden.

\Brady. 

Elm; creek, a right-hand tributary of Sabana River .......... Eastland.

_, n . . ," , , , i r /-,,'-,-,,, i, (Sweetwater. Elm; creek, a large right-hand branch of Clear l( ork of Brazos

< Abilene. . .. River.

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Elm; creek, a head stream of Nueces Eiver in southern Texas. 

Elm; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pecan Bayou ....... Coleman.

Elm; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Chacon Creek, K

tributary to Nueces Elver... ; ........................... Brackett.

Elm; creek, a left-hand tributary of Rio Grande River ....... Brackett.

Elm; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River in southwest \

Texas. v 

Elm; creek, small branch of Peach Creek.................... Flatonia. !

creek, small branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River ..... Gainesville.

creek, small branch of Medina River .................. W. San Antonio. )~

fork, a head branch of the Red River in the Panhandle. I 

mountain in Kinney County; elevation, 1,449 feet....... Brackett.

Elm; post village in Karnes County.

Elmdale; a village in Taylor County, on the Texas and Pacific

Railway ............................................... Abilene.

Elmendorf; post village in Bexar County.

Elm Grove; village in Hess County......................... Austin. 4

Elmina; post village in Walker County.

Elmir; branch, a small left-hand branch of North Paluxy

Creek, tributary to Brazos River ........................ Stephenville.

Elm Mott;' a small left-hand branch of Brazos River......... Granbury.

Elm Mott; a village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail- x

way, in Hill County........'............................ Waco.

Elm Mott; post village in McLennan County.

El Muerto; peak in Jeff Davis County ...................... Valentine.

Elmo; post village in Kaufman County. 

Elmont; post village in Grayson County. 

Elmtown; post village in Anderson County. 

Elm View; post village in Gray son. County. 

Eloise; post village in Falls County.

Fort Hancock. El Paso; a western county, with an area of 9,353 square miles. 

The population was 24,886; the county seat, EV Paso. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° W. The mean -n- /-, i

Kio Grande annual rainfall is 10 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific, 

the Southern Pacific, the Gulf, Colorado and SantaFe, the El 

Paso and Northeastern, and the Mexico Central railroads.-

Salt Basin. 

El Paso.

Eagle Mountain. 

Chispa. 

Valentine. 

Sierra Blanca.

El Paso; city; county seat of El Paso County; on Rio Grande;]

and at the junction of the White Oaks and the Southern [El Paso. 

Pacific Railroads; elevation 3,720 feet; population 15,906. I

Elroy; village in Travis County.

Elwood; post village in Fannin County.

Ely; post village in Fannin County.

Elysian Fields; post village in Harrison County.

Elysium; village in Bastrop County. .

Exnberson; post village in Lamar County.

Emblem; post village in Hopkins County.

Emery; a mountain peak at the bend of the Rio Grande in West 

Texas.

Emilee; post village in Tyler County.

Eminence; post village in Chambers County.
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Emma; county seat in Crosby County.

Emmet; post village in Navarro County.

Emory; county seat of Kains County; population, 353 (1890).

Emporia; post village in Angelina County.

Encampment; creek, a small right-hand branch of the Canadian River.

Enchanted; rock, a hill in Llano and Gillespie counties; elevation, 1,815 feet......................................... Llano.

Encinal; town of Lasalle County; population, 562 (1890).

Energy; post village in Comanche County.'

Engle; post village in Fayette County.

English; post village in Bed River County.

Enless; post village in Tarrant County.

Enloe; post village in Delta County.

Ennis; city in Ellis County; population, 4,919.

Enon; village in Tarrant County............................ Fort Worth.

Ensign; post village in Ellis County.

Eola; post village in Concho. County.

Eolian; post village in Stephens County..................... Albany.

Epps; creek, a tributary to Llano Eiver..................... Fort McKavett.

Era; post village in Cooke County.

Erath; a north central county, with an area of 1,110 square 

miles. The population was 29,966; county seat, Stephenville. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 50'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the 

Houston and Texas Central and the Fort Worth and Rio 

Grande railroads.

Erath; post village in McLennan County.

Erin; post village in Jasper County.

Erudia; village in Collin County.

Erwin; post village in Grimes County.

Esbon; post village in Llano County.

Escondido; creek, small branch of Cobolo Creek, tributary to

San Antonio River...................................... San Antonio.

Eshman; post village in Erath County.

Eskota; post village in Fisher County.

Esperanza; post village in Montgomery County.

Esperanza; river, a tributary in Frio River in southern Texas.

Espuela; post village in Dickens County.

Essex; village in Upshur County.

Estacado; post village in Crosby County.

Estelle; post village in Dallas County....................... Fort Worth.

Estelline; post village in Hall County.

Ethel; village in Grayson County.

Etholen; village on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway; elevation, 4,648 feet....................... Sierra Blanca.

Etna; post village in Franklin County.

Etoile; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Eula; post village in Callahan County.

Eulalie; post village in Rusk County.

Eulogy; post village in Bosque County.

Eulogy; village in Brazos County. 

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Eureka; post village in Navarro County.. 

Eustace; post village in Henderson County.

Evanspoint; post village in Hopkins County. o 

Evansville; peak in Palo Pinto County ..................... Breckenridge.

Evant; post village in Coryell County....................... Lampasas.

Evelyn; village in Travis County ........................... Austin.

Evergreen; post village in San Jacinto County. ' 

Everitt; post village in San Jacinto County. 

Evie; village in San Augustine County. 

Ewell; post village in Upshur County.'

Exile; post village in Uvalde County. ' i 

Exray; post village in Erath County. ' ( 

Eylan; town in Bowie County; population, 200 (1890). (, 

Eyrie; village in Ellis County. I 

Ezzell; post village in Lavaca County. I 

Fabens; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, and on the

Rio Grande River, in El Paso County.................... Rio Grande.

Fairbanks; post village in Harris County. '^

Fairdale; post village in Sabine County.

Fairfield; county seat of Freestone County; population, 499

(1890).

Fairland; post village in Burnet County.

Fair lie; post village in Hunt'County. ) 

Fairmount; post village in Sabine County.

Fairplay; post village in Panola County. 

Fairview; post village in Wilson County. 

Fairy; post village in Hamilton County ..................... Meridian.

Falba; post village in Walker County. 

Falfurrias; post village in Starr County. 

Falkner; post village in Aransas County.

Fall; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River............. J We^herford.

{Granbury. 

Fall; creek, a right-hand branch of East Fork of James River,

tributary to Leon River................................. Kerrville. >

Fall; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Bosqne River. Meridian.

Fall; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pedernales River,

tributary to Colorado River ............................. Blanco.

Fall; creek, a small left-hand branch of Johnson Creek, tributary to Guadalupe River................................ Kerrville.

Falls; a southeastern county, with an area of 844 square miles. 

The population was 33,342; the county seat, Marlin. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean

annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual tempera- v 

ture 67°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and 

Aransas Pass and the Houston and Texas Central railroads. :

Falls; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River......... _ILlano- ..

IBurnet.

Falls; post village in Karnes County. < Falls; village on Station Branch, in Johnson County......... Granbury

Fanchon; post village in Swisher County. 

Fannett; post village in Jefferson County. 

Fannin; a northeastern county, with an area of 940 square 

miles. The population was 51,793; the county seat, Bon-
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Fannin Continued.

ham. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. 

The mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean 

annual temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the 

Texas and Pacific, the St. Louis Southwestern, and the 

Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways.

Fannin; post village in Goliacl County.

Fant; post village in Cass County.

Fargo; post village in AVilbarger County.

Farmer; post village in Young County.

Farmers; branch, a small left-hand branch of Elm Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Dallas.

Farmers Branch; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and

Texas Railway, in Dallas County........................ Dallas.

Farmersville; post village in Collin County; population, 1,856.

Farmington; post village in Grayson County.

Farr; post village in McLennan County.

Farrar; post village in Limestone County.

Farris; creek, a small left-hand branch of Steele Creek, tributary to Brazos River.................................... Granbury.

Farrsville; post village in Newton County.

Fate; post village in Rockwall County.

Faught; post village in Lamar County.

Fay; post village in Leon County.

Fay; village on.Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso County.. Chispa.

Fayburg; village in Collin County.

Fayette; a southeastern county, with an area of 992 square 

miles. The population was 36,542; the county seat, Lagrange. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 20'. 

The mean annual rainfall was 42 inches, and the mean 

annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the 

San Antonio and Aransas Pass, the Southern Pacific, and 

the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads.

Fayetteville; post village in Fayette County; population, 269 

(1890).

Fazeiida; post village in Upshur County.

Fedor; post village in Lee County .......................... Bastrop.

Felder; -post village in Washington County.

Fentress; post village in Caldwell County.

Ferguson; village in Tarrant County.

Fernando; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to the Colorado River.............................. Llano.

Ferris; post village in Ellis County on the Houston and Texas

Central Railroad ................^.................^.... Dallas.

Festus; village in Moore County.

Field; creek, a small left-hand branch of Fernando Creek,

tributary to Llano River................................ Llano.

Field Creek; post village in Llano County.

Field Store; post village in Waller County.

Fife; post village in McCulloch County.

Files; post village in Hill County.

Files Valley; village on Valley Branch, in Hill County...... Cleburne.

Fincastle; post village in Henderson County.
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Finis; post village in Jack County. . 

Fink; post village in Gray son County.

Finlay; a group of mountains in western Texas. . >i 

Finlay; mountains in El Paso County....................... Fort Hancock. I

Finlay; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso

County................................................ Fort Hancock.

Finley; village in Dallas County. ^

Fischer Store; post village in Comal County.

Fish; creek, a left-hand branch of Mountain Creek, tributary jFort Worth.

to West Fork of. Trinity River. [Dallas. 

Fish; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos jAnsoh. \

River. [Albany. 

Fisher; a northwestern county, with an area of 836 square

miles. The population was 3, 708; the county seat, Roby.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 62°. The county has no railroads. 

Fisher; a village in Fisher County; elevation, 1,920 feet..... Roby. " ^

Fisher; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in Dallas County .................................. Dallas. 

Fishers Rock; summit, in Llano County................... Llano.

Fish Spring; branch, a small right-hand branch of Mountain

Creek, tributary to West Fork of Trinity River........... Cleburne. ]

Fiskville; village on Little Walnut Creek, in Travis County.. Austin.

Fitzgerald; creek, a right-hand branch of Brady Creek, tribu- '.*

tary to San Saba River.................................. Eden.

Fitzgerald; post village in Anderson County.

Fitzhugh; post village in Hays County.

Fivemile; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River in Dallas

County ...... ......................................... Dallas.

Fivemile; creek, a small right-hand, intermittent branch of

West Nueces River, tributary to the Nueces............... Nueces. /

Fivemile; village in Dallas County.

Flaccus; post village in Karnes County. v

Flag; branch, a small left-hand tributary of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................... ^ ............... Anson.

Flag; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pedernales River .... Kerrville.

Flag; creek, a right-hand branch of East Bosque River, tributary to Bosque River.................................... Granbury.

Flag; creek, small branch of Llano River.................... Llano.

Flag Creek; gap, in mountains in Erath County............. Granbury.

Flanagan; post village in Rusk County.

Flat; branch, small branch of Wolf Creek, a tributary of Pecan

Creek.................................................. Llano.

Flat; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River..-............. ! , .. ,

' ' \Eastland.

Flat; creek, a right-hand branch of the Neches, in eastern Texas.

Flat; creek, a right-hand branch of the Sabine River, in eastern . '

Texas.

Flat; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pedernales River... Blanco: 

Flat; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces River, tributary to the Nueces River.............. Nueces.

Flat; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River............. Temple.
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Flat; post village in Gory ell County. 

Flatonia; city in Fayette County; population, 1,210. 

Flat Bock; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pinto Creek,

tributary to Palo Pinto Creek................_ ......._... Breckenridge.

Flat Rock; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River. Granbury.

Flat Top; hill in Callahan County.

Flat Top; hill in Shackelford and Stephens counties.......... Albany.

Flat Top; mountain in Eastland County .................... Eastland.

Flat Top; mountain in Jones County; elevation, 1,798 feet.... Roby.

Flat Top; peak in Lampasas County; elevation, 1,541 feet.... Lampasas.

Fleming; post village in Comanche County.

Fleming; village in Hamilton County....................... Hamilton.

Fletcher; post village in Milam County. 

Flint; post village in Smith County. 

Flo; post village in Leon County. 

Flomond; post village in Floyd County.

Flora; post village in Hopkins County ...................... Hopkins.

Florence; town in Williamson County; population, 263 (1890).. Georgetown. 

Floresville; county seat of Wilson County; population, 895. 

Floyd; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,036 square

miles. The population was 2,020; the county seat, Floydada. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°.

The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. The county has no railroads. 

Floyd; post village in Hunt County. 

Floydada; county seat of Floyd County. 

Fly Gap; a village in Mason County........................ Mason.

Flynn; post village in Cass County.

Foard; a north central county, with an area of 636 square miles.

The population was 1,568; the county seat, Crowell. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 61°. , Foncine; village in Collin County. 

Fool; gap, in Fool Mountain, Llano County ................. Llano.

Fool; mountain, in Llano County........................... Llano.

Ford; post village in Van Zandt County.

Fordtram; post village in Victoria County.

Foremans; village on Sandy Creek, in Llano County ........ Burnet.

Forest; post village in Cherokee County.

Forestburg; post village in Montgomery County.

Forney; town in Kaufman County; population, 811 (1890).

Forreston; post village in Ellis County.

Fort Bend; a southeastern county, with an area of 897 square

miles. The population was 16,538; the county seat, Richmond. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°.

The mean annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the International

and Great Northern, and the San Antonio and Aransas

Pass railroads.

Fort Bliss; fort on White Oaks Railroad, in El Paso County.. El Paso. 

Fort Chadbourne; post village on Oak Creek, in Coke County. Sweetwater.
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Fort Clark; village in Kinney County ................... '... Brackett.

Fort Davis; county seat of Jeff Davis County ............... Fort Davis. .

Fort Graham; village in Hill County. > 

Fort Griffin; village in Shackelford County, on Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany. (

Fort Hancock; post village in El Paso County .............. Fort Hancock. \

Fortin; village in Presidio County .......................... Shatter.

Fort McKavett; post village in Menard County.....'........ Fort McKavett,

Fort Prairie; village in Travis County ...................... Austin.

Fort Quitman; fort in El Paso County...................... Fort Hancock. y

Fort Sam. Houston; post village in Bexar County. ^ 

Fort Spunky; post village in Hood County ................. Granbury.

Fort Stockton; county seat in Pecos County.

Fort Worth; the county seat of Tarrant County, situated at the

junction of West and Clear forks of Trinity Eiver and on the

Texas and Pacific, the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas,

the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the Houston and Texas

Central, the St. Louis and San Francisco, the International

and Great Northern, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the

St. Louis Southwestern, and the Fort Worth and Denver

City railroads; population, 26,688........................ Fort Worth.

Fossil Knob; hill, in Brewster County...................... Terlingua.

Foster; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Cow Bayou.. Temple.

Foster; post village in Fort Bend County.

Fosterville; post village in Anderson County. ' '

Four; post village in Red River County.

Fourmile Draw; shallow valley in Presidio County ......... Marfa.

Fowler; post village in Bosque County.

Fowler; village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in

Hill County............................................ Cleburne.

Fox; mountain in Llano County ............................ Llano.

Fox; village in Henderson County.

Foyle; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

River ................................... ;.............. Albany. 'V

Francis; post village in Franklin County.

Frank; post village in Fannin County.

Frankford; post village in Collin County.................... Dallas.

Franklin; a northeastern county, with an area of 325 square

miles. The population was 8,674; the county seat, Mount

Vernon. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'.

The mean annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual . ' »

temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the St. Louis

Southwestern and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways. 

Franklin; a short mountain range in western Texas, near El

Paso.

Franklin; county seat of Robertson County.

Franklin; mountains in El Paso County; elevation, 7,140 feet. El Paso. 

Frankston; post village in Anderson County. ' 

Frazier; canyon in Jeff Davis County....................... Fort Davis.

Frazier; creek, aright-hand branch of Red River, in northeast

Texas.

Fred; post village in Tyler County. 

Fredericksburg; county seat of Gillespie County; population,

1,532(1890)......-..................................... Fredericksburg
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Fredonia; town in Mason County; population, 273 (1890). 

Fredonia; village in San Saba County....................... Mason.

Free; post village in Pecos County.

Freeland; post village on Camp Creek in Johnson County ... Granbury.

Freernound; post village in Coke County.

Freestone; a northeastern county, with an area of 947 square

miles. The population was 18,910; the county seat, Fairfield. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'.

The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Houston

and Texas Central Kailroad. 

Frelsburg; post village in Colorado County. 

French; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of the

.Nueces Biver........................................... Brackett.

French; creek, small branch of Leon Creek, a tributary of

Medina River.......................................... W. San Antonio.

French; post village in Madison County.

Frenchman; hills in Presidio County....................... Marfa.

Frenstat; post village in Burleson County.

Fresno; peak in Presidio County ........................... Terlingua.

Fresnos; canyon, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande

River in Presidio County.

Friendswood; post village in Galveston County. 

Frio; a southern county, with an area of 1,064 square miles.

The population was 4,200; the county seat, Pearsall. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean

annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the International and 

, Great Northern Railroad. 

Frio; hill in Uvalde County ................................ Uvalde. -

Frio; river, a left-hand branch of Nueces River heading in

Uvalde County......................................... Uvalde.

Friotown; post village in Frio County.

Frisco; post village in Collin County.

Frog Pond; creek, a right-hand branch of Kickapoo Creek,

tributary to Concho River .............................. San Angelo.

Frosa; post village in Limestone County.

Frost; post village in Navarro County; population, 621.

Fruit; village in Smith County.

Fruitland; post village in Montague County.

Fruitvale; post village in Van Zandt County.

Frydek; post village in Austin County.

Fry Pan; valley in Kinney County.......................... Brackett.

Frys Gap; post village in Cherokee County. 

Fulbright; post village in Red River County 

Fulda; post village in Baylor County. 

Fulp; post village in Fannin County. 

Fulshear; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Fulton; post village in Van Zandt County. 

.Funston; post village in Jones County. 

Fuqua; post village in Liberty County. 

Furrh; post village in Panola County. 

Fussell; post village in Rusk County
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Fuzzy; creek, a left-hand branch of Concho River, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Ballinger.

Gabriel Mills; post village on North Fork of San Gabriel River,

in Williaruson County.................................. Georgetown.

Gage; village in Grayson County.

Gages; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River............ Breckenridge.

Gail; county seat of Borden County.

Gaines; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,590 square 

miles. The population was 55. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The mean annual rainfall is 15 

inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°.

Gainesville; county seat of Cooke County; population, 7,874.

Gainsville; village on Honey Creek, in Llano County........ Llano.

Gallaghers Ranch; post village in Medina County.

Gallatine; post village in Cherokee County.

Gallinas; post village in Atascosa County. _ . Galveston; a bay on the coast of Texas, shut in by two sand 

bars, between which is a narrow entrance artificially deepened.

Galveston; a southeastern county, with an area of 438 square 

miles. The population was 44,116; the county seat, Galveston. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 50'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the Houston and Texas Central, the International and Great Northern, the Missouri, Kansas and 

Texas, the Galveston, Houston and Northern, and the Gulf 

and Interstate of Texas railroads.

Galveston; city, seaport, and county seat of Galveston County; 

population, 37,789.

Ganado; post village in Jackson County.

Gano; post village in Williamson County.

Gantt; post village in Lamar County.

Gap; creek, a small left-hand branch of Elm Creek, a tributary of Colorado Elver............................'...... Ballinger.

Gap; creek, a small right-hand branch of Salt Creek, tributary

to Pecan Bayou ........................................ Brownwood.

Gap; post village in Comanche County.

Garcias; post village in Starr County.

Garcitas; creek, a small stream flowing into Matagorda Bay.

Garden City; county seat of Glasscock County.

Garden Valley; post village in Smith County.

Gardner; post village in Milam County.

Garfleld; village in Bastrop County ......................... Austin.

Garfield; village in Travis County.

Garland; city at junction of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas 

with the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways, in Dallas 

County; population, 819 ................:............... Dallas.

Garner; post village in Parker County.

Garrett; post village in Ellis County.

Garretts Bluff; post village in Lamar County.

Garrison; village in Nacogdoches County; rjopulation, 530.

Garth; post village in Cherokee County.
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Garvin; post village in Wise County. 

Garwood; post village in Colorado County. 

Gary; creek, a small left-hand branch of Neil Creek, tributary

to Bosque River........................................ Meridian.

Gary; post village in Panola County.

Garza; a northwestern county, with an area of 821 square miles.

The population was 185; the mean magnetic declination

10° 3CK. The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 60°. 

Garza; post village in Denton County. 

Gaston; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Gatesville; county seat of Coryell County; population, 1,865. 

Gatling; post village in Stonewall County. 

Gato; creek, a right-hand intermittent tributary of Nueces

River..................................:............... Brackett.

Gaxley; creek, small branch of Colorado River .............. Flatoiiia.

Gause; post village in Milarn County.

Gayhill; post village in Washington County.

Gazelle; village in Hall County.

Geneva; post village in Sabine County.

Genoa; post village in Harris County.

Gent; post village in Cherokee County.

Gentry Mill; village on Warring Creek in Hamilton County.. Hamilton.

George; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River...... Granbury.

George; post village in Madison County. 

Georges Creek; post village in Soniervell County. 

Georgetown, county seat of Williamson County; situated on

the International and Great Northern Railroad, and at

junction of North and South forks of San Gabriel River;

population, 2,790....................................... Georgetown.

Gerald; post village in McLennan County.

Geraldine; post village in Archer County.

Germantown; post village in Goliad County.

Gerome; post village in Henderson County.

Geronimo; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

West Nueces River, tributary to the Nueces River........ Nueces.

Geronimo; post village in Guadalupe County.

Gertie; village in Tarrant County.

Gertrudes; post village in Jack County.

Gettysburg; peak in Presidio County; elevation, 4,897 feet... San Carlos.

Gholson; post village in McLennan County ................. Waco.

Gibbons; branch, small branch of Elm Creek ............... Gainesville.

Gibbs; village in Dallas County............................. Fort Worth.

Gibson; creek, a left-hand branch of Navasota River.

Gibson; creek, a right-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek, tribu-JStephenville.

tary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto. 

Gibson; village in Laniar County. 

Gibtown; post village in Jack County.

Giddings; county seat of Lee County; population, 1,203 (1890). 

Gilbert; creek, a small right-hand branch of Red River in

northern Texas.

Giles; post village in Donley County. 

Gilesburg; village in Travis County.
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Gill; post village in Harrison County. 

Gill; small canyon in Presidio County....................... San Carlos.

Gilleland; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River....... Austin.

Gillespie; a central county, with an area of 1,140 square miles."

The population was 8,229; the county seat, Fredericksburg. a"°'.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean * reciericksburg.

 "VlRSOll annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature65°. Kerrville..

Gills; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River...... Bastrop.

Gilmer; town in Upshur County; population (591 (1890). 

Gilmore; creek, a small right-hand branch of Bosque River,

tributary to the Brazos ................................. Hamilton;

Gindale; post village in Bell County. 

Gist; post village in Upshur County. 

Given; creek, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos River,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Albany.

Givens; post village in Lamar County. 

Gladewater; post village in Gregg County. 

Gladish; post village in Waller County. 

Gladstone; post village in Walker County. 

Gladys; post village in Montague County. 

Glasscock; a southwestern county, with an area of 952 square 

miles. The population was 286; the'county seat, Garden 

City. -The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 15/. 

The mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 61°. 

Gleam; post village in Lee County.

Gleckler; post village in Lavaca County.

Glenbelto; post village in Bastrop County.

Glencove; post village on Horde Creek in Coleman County... Ballinger.

Glendale; post village in Trinity County.

Glenfawn; post village in Rusk County.

Glenflora; post village in Wharton County.

Glenn; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of .Rio Grande

River.................................................. Chispa.

Glenn; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande, in El 

Paso County.

Glenrose; county seat of Somervell County; population, 400

(1890).................................................. Granbury.

Glenwood; post village in Upshur County.

Glidden; post village in Colorado County.

Globe; post village in Lamar County.

Glory; post village in Lamar County.

Goat; creek, a left-hand tributary to Rio Grande River....... Albany.

Goat; creek, a small left-hand branch of Guadalupe River.... Kerrville.

Goat; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 6,500 feet.... Albany.

Gober; post village in Fannin County.

Godley; post village in Johnson County.

Goff; post village in Rains County.

Goforth; village in Hess County.

Golan; post village in Jones County.

Golden; post village in Wood County.

Goldenrod; post village in Wharton County.
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Goldmine; creek, small branch of Sandy Creek, a tributary of

Wright Creek.......................................... Llano.

Goldthwaite; county seat of Mills County, situated on the Gul f,

Colorado and Santa Fe Kailway; population, 1^282 ........ San Saba.

Goliad; a southern county, with an area of 817 square miles. 

The population was 8,310; the county seat, Goliad. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 

70°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific and. 

the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific railroads.

Goliad; county seat of Goliad County.

Golindo; village in McLennan County ...................... Temple.

Gomez; post village in Terry County.

Gonzales; a central county, with an area of 1,079 square miles. 

The population was 28,882; the county seat, Gonzales. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 69°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific ° 

and the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroads.

Gonzales; county seat of Gonzales County; population, 4,297.

Gonzales; creek, a right-hand branch of Hubbard Creek, 

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River, heads in West, 

Middle, and East forks ................................. Breckenridge.

Good; post village in Hays County.

Goode; triangulation station in Edwards County. ............ Nueces.

Goodman; post village in Bastrop CountyGoodnight; post village in Armstrong County.

Goodrich; post village in Polk County.

Goodsonville; village in Anderson County.

Goodwin; post village in Comal County.

Goolesboro; post village in Titus County.

Gordon; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Palo

Pinto County; population, 378 (1890).................... Palo Pinto.

Gordonville; post village in Grayson County; population, 182

(1890). 

'Goree; post village in Knox County.

Gorman; post village in Eastland County. 

Goshen; post village in Henderson County.

Gossett; village in Kaufman County.

Gough; post village in Delta County. 

Gould; village in Rusk County.

Government; water hole, a reservoir on Turkey Creek, in

Kinney County ........................................ Brackett. 

Grayball; post village in Washington County.

Grady; village in Fisher County.

Graford; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Graham; county seat of Young County; population, 878.

Granada; post village in Hutchinson County.

Granbury; county seat of Hood County; population, 1,41.0... Granbury.

Grandfalls; post village in Ward County.

Grand Prairie; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway,

in Dallas County ....................................... Dallas.

Grand Sabine; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River, in 

northeast Texas.
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Grand Saline; post village in Van Zandt County.

Grandview; village in Johnson County; population, 713.

Grand view; village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Bailway, in Hill County.................................... Cleburne.

Granger; post village on the Missouri Pacific Railway, \n Williamson County ........................................ Taylor.

Granite Knob; hill, in Llano 'County ....................... Llano.

Granite Mountain; post village in Burnet County.

Grannys; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Fork of

Leon River, tributary to Little River .................... Eastland.

Grant; post village in Burleson County.

Grape; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River.......... Ballinger.

Grape; creek, a small right-hand branch of the Canadian 

River, in the Panhandle.

Grape; creek, a small right-hand tributary to San Saba River. Mason.

Grapeland post village in Houston County.

Grapevine; post village on the Dallas, Pacific and Southern, 

and the Central Arkansas railroads, in Tarrant County; 

population, 442 (1890) .............................:.... Fort Worth.

Grass; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River...... Granbury.

Grass; hollow in Edwards County .......................... Nueces. '

Grass; pond, in Bexar County.............................. W. San Antonio.

Grass; valley in Kinney County ............................ Brackett.

Grasshopper; creek, small branch of Clear Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Gainesville.

Grassy; creek, a small right-hand branch of Mountain Creek,

tributary to West Fork of Trinity River.................. Cleburne.

Grassy; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pin Oak Creek,

tributary to Colorado River ............................. Bastrop.

Grassyville; post village in Bastrop County.

Gravelly; creek, a right-hand branch of Pin Oak Creek, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Bastrop.

Gravis; post village in Williarnson County.

Gray; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 860 

square miles. The population was 480. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean annual 

rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°. 

The county is traversed by the Gulf. Colorado and Santa 

Fe Railway.

Gray; post village in Eastland County.

Graybill; post village in Collin County.

Gray don; post village in Chambers County.

Grayrock; post village in Franklin County.

Grayson; a north central county, with an area of 1,012 square 

miles. The population was 63,661; the county seat, Sherman. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30/. 

The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64V The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, 

the Texas and Pacific, the Houston and Texas Central,'and 

the St. Louis Southwestern railroads.

Grayton; village on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio

Railway, in El Paso County; elevation, 4,300 feet......... Sierra Blanca.

Great; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosque Creek .......... Stephenville.
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Green; lake in Edwards County ............................ Rock Springs.

Green; lake in Zavalla County.............................. Uvalde.

Green; mountain in Llano County .......................... Llano.

Green; mountain in Uvalde County......................... Uvalde.

Green; post village in Kaufman County.

Greenbriar; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou....... Coleinan.

Greenhill; post village in Titus County.

Greenock; post village in Bosque County ................... Waco.

Greenville; county seat of Hunt County; population, 6,860.

Greenvine; post village in Washington County.

Greenway; post village in Johnson County.

Greenwood; post village in Wise County.

Greer; mountains in Shackelford County.................... Albany.

Greeson; post village in Henderson County.

Gregg; a northeastern county, with an area of 287 square miles.

The population was 12,343; the county seat, Longview.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30/. The

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas and

Pacific and the International and Great Northern railroads. 

Gregg; village in Travis County ............................ Austin.

Gregory; post village in San Patricio County. . " 

Greys; mountain, in Llano County ......................... Llano.

Grice; post village in Upshur County.

Gridiron; creek, a small right-hand branch of Double Horn - .. . .

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ....................... Burnet.

Griffin; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces River, tributary to Nueces River .................. Nueces.

Griffin; post village in Cherokee County.

Grimes; a southeastern county, with an area of 770 square

miles. The population was 26,106; the county seat Anderson. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15X .

The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annualtemperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Gulf,

Colorado and Santa Fe and the Houston and Texas Central

railroads. 

Grindstone; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River....... Weatherford.

Grit; post village in Mason County.

Groesback; county seat of LimestoueCounty; population, 1,462.

Grogan; post village in Ochiltree County.

Groom; post village in Carson County.

Grosvenor; post village in Brown County.

Grove; village in Collin County.

Groveland; post village in Jack County.

Groveton; county seat of Trinity County; population, 1,076

(1890).

Grulla; post village in Starr County. 

Grundyville; post village in J^ampasas County. 

Guadalupe; a central county, with an area of 717 square miles.

The population was 21,385; the county seat, Seguin. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30/. The mean

annual rainfall is 38 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific

Railroad.
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Guadalupe; mountains north of the broad ranges of western 

Texas, forming the divide Avest of the Pecos River.

Guadalupe; post village in Victoria County.

Guadalupe.; a river of southern Texas, heading in Kerr County 

and flowing in a generally southerly direction to San Antonio Bay...._....._-_.-.....---......-....--.......---- Kerrville.

Guest; post village in Stonewall County.

Guffey; post village in Jefferson County.

Guilford; post village in Dewitt County.

Guion; village in Taylor County ............................ Abilene.

Gunsigiit; mountain in Eastland County.................... Breckinridge.

Gunter; post village in Grayson County.

Gurley; post village in Falls County.

Gus; post village in Burleson County.

Gustine; post village in Comanche County.

Guthrie; county seat in King County.

Guy; post village in Fort Bend County.

Guyler; post village in Montgomery County.

Guys Store; post village in Leon County.

Gyp; creek, a right-hand branch of Double Mountain Fork, 

tributary to the head branch of Brazos River.

Gypsum; post'village in Hardeman County.

(Cleburne. 

Hackberry; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River...... .< -nr ,o

Hackberry; creek, aright-hand branch of East Nueces River.j-^

Hackberry; creek, a small right-hand branch of Blanco River,

tributary to the Nueces River ........................... Uvalde.

Hackberry; creek, a right-hand tributary of the Nueces River. Nueces.

Hackberry; creek, a small left-hand branch of Armstrong

Creek, tributary to Leon River........................... Stephenville.

Hackberry; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of AYest

Nueces River, tributary to the Nueces River.............. Nueces.

Hackberry; creek, a small right-hand branch of Elm Fork of

Trinity River ............................................ Dallas.

Hackberry; post village in Lavaca County.

Hackley; creek; small branch of Elm Creek ................ Gainesville.

Hagansport; post village in Franklin County.

Hagerville; post village in Houston County.

Hahn; post village in Wharton County.

Hail; post village in Fannin County.

Hailey; post village in Harrison County.

Hainesville; post village in Wood County.

Hairston; creek, a small left-hand branch of Hamilton Creek.. Burnet.

Halbert; post village in Shelby County.

Hale; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,036 square miles. 

The population was 1,680; the county seat, Plainview. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 20/. The mean 

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°.

Hale; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in -

Dallas County.......................................... Dallas.

Hale Center; post village in Hale County.

Halesboro; post village in Red River County.
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Haley; branch, a right-hand branch of Nolands River, tribu-JCleburne.

tary to Brazos Eiver. JGranbury.' 

Halifax; creek, a left-hand branch of Blanco River.......... Austin.

Hall; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 868

square miles. The population was 1,670; the county seat,

Memphis. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

10° 45/. The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 58°. The county is traversed by

the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway. 

Halletsville; county seat of Lavaca County; population, 1,457. 

Hallsburg; post village in McLennan County. 

Hallsville; post village in Harrison County. 

Halsell; post village in Clay County. 

Halsted; post village in Fayette County. 

Ham; post village in Henderson County. 

Hamtoy; post village in Taylor County. 

Hamilton; a central county, with an area of 858 square miles."!

The population was 13,520; the county seat, Hamilton. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the Texas Central

San Saba. 

Lampasas. 

Hamilton. 

Meridian.

Railroad. 

Hamilton; county seat of Hamilton County; population, 726

(1890)................................................. Hamilton.

Hamilton; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River..... Burnet.

Hamilton; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pedernales

River.................................................. Blanco.

Hamlet; post village in Angelina County.

Hammond; post village in Robertson County.

Hamon; post village in Gonzales County.

Hampshire; post village in Jefferson County.

Hampton; hollow, in Cook.County......................'... Gaiuesville.

Hampton; post village in Tyler County.

Hancock; post village in Limestone County.

Handley; post village in Tarrant County.

Hanna; post village in Wise County.

Hanna; valley on the Colorado River, Mills County.......... San Saba.

Hannibal; village in Erath County.

Hanover; post village in Milam County.

Hansford; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

860 square miles. The population was 167; the county seat,

Hansford. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°.

The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 57°.

Hansford: county seat of Hansford County. 

Hanson; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Happy; post village in Swisher County. 

Harbin; post village in Erath County. 

Hardeman; a north-central county, with an area of 532 square

miles. The population was 3,634; the county seat, Quanah.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 15/ . The

mean annual, rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Fort

Worth and Denver City Railway.
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Hardeman; village in Matagorda County.

Harden; branch, a small left-hand branch of Brady Creek, tributary to San Saba Biver ................. 1.............. Eden

Hardin; a southeastern county; with an area of 844 square 

miles. The population was 5,049; thecounty seat, Kountze. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30X . The 

mean annual rainfall is 52 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern 

Pacific and the Texas and New Orleans railroads.

Hardin; village in Hardin County.

Hardins Store; village in Leon County.

Hardy; post village in Montague County.

Hare; post village in AVilliamson County.

Hargrove; village in Somervell County.

Harkey; knobs, hills in San Saba County; elevation, 1,500

feet ................................................... San Saba.

Harlanville; post village in Falls County.

Harlem; post village in Fort Bend County.

Harleton; post village in Harrison County.

Harmon; gulch, in Cooke County.................. ~......... Gainesville.

Harmon; post village in Lamar County.

Harmony Hill; post village in Rusk County.

Harp; post village in Freestone County.

Harper; post village in Gillespie County .................... Kerrville

Harpersville; post village in Stephens County.

Harrellton; post village in Lamar County.

Harriet; mountain in Erath County ........................ Stephenville.

Harris; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,761 square 

miles. The population was 63,786; the county seat, Houston. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, 

Kansas and Texas, the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, the 

Houston, East and West Texas, the International and Great 

Northern, the Houston and Texas Central, the Southern 

Pacific, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the Galveston, 

Houston and Henderson, the Galveston, Houston and 

Northern, and the Texas and New Orleans railroads.

Harris; creek, a left-hand branch of South Bosque Biver, tributary to North Bosque Biver ............................. Temple.

Harris; creek, a small branch of Mineral Creek.............. Denison.

Harris; peak in Palo Pinto County .......................... Palo Pinto.

Harris; right-hand tributary of Bosque Biver ...............< ^f ^ e'

i w aco.

Harris; village in Edwards County ,._......-...._......_... Bock Springs .

Harrisburg; post village in Harris County.

Harris Ferry; post village in Bed Biver County.

Harrison; a northeastern county, with an area of 873 square 

miles. The population was 31,878; the county seat, Marshall. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. Thecounty is traversed by the Texas and 

Pacific, the Texas Southern, and the Texas, Sabine Valley 

and Northwestern railways. ...
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Harrison; post village in McLennan County. 

Harris Ranch; village in Coke County ..................... Hayrick.

Harrold; post village in Wilbarger County.

Hart; post village in Castro County.

Hartburg; village in Newton County.

Hartley; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an. area of

1,460 square miles. The population was 377; the county

seat, Channing. The mean magnetic declination in 1900

was 11° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 55°. The county is traversed by

the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway. 

Hartley; post village in Hartley County. 

Hartsbruff; post village in Red River County. 

Hartzo; post village in Marion County. 

Harvester; post village in Waller County. 

Harvey; post village in Brazos County. 

Harwood; post village in Gonzales County. 

Haskell; a north central county, with an area of 843 square

miles. The population was 2,637; the county seat, Haskell.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 62°........................................ Ansou.

Haskell; county seatof Haskell County; population, 745 (1890). 

Haslet; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail- N

way, in Tarrant County................................. Fort Worth.

Hasse; post village in Conianche County.

Hastings; post village in Kendall County.

Hatton; post village in Van Zandt County.

Haughts Store; village in Dallas County.................... Dallas.

Haulk; post village in Wilbarger County. 

Havana; post village in Hidalgo County. 

Haw; branch, small intermittent branch of Pinoak Creek..... Flatonia.

Hawcreek; post village in Fayette County.

Hawkins; post village in Wood County.

Hawkinsville; village in Matagorda County.

Hawley; village in Matagorda County.

Hawthorne; post village in Walker County.

Hay; creek, a left-hand branch of Home Creek, tributary to/Brady.

Colorado River. ' iColeman. 

Hay; post village in Eastlancl County. 

Hayden; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Hayes; post village in Robertson County. 

Haymond; post village in Brewster County. 

Hayrick; mountain, a hill in Coke County .................. Hayrick. 

Hayrick; village in Coke County ........................... Hayrick.

Hays; a central, county, with an area of 647 square miles. The

population was 14,142; the county seat, San Marcos. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean

annual rainfall is 37 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county ie traversed by the International and ancoGreat Northern and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads. 

Haysland; post village in Panola County.

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Hazledell; post village in Comanche County ................ Hamilton.

Headsville; post village in Robertson County.

Hearne; town in Robertson County; population, 2,129.

Heath; post village in Rockwall County.

Heaton; village in Dewitt County.

Hebbronville; post village in Duval County.

Hebron; post village in Denton County.

Hedwigs Hill; post village in Mason County................ Mason.

Hegar; post village in Waller County.

Heidenheimer; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa

Fe Railway, in Bell County ............................. Temple.

Helbig; post village in Jefferson County.

Helena; post village in Karnes County.

Hellemans; post village in Bexar County.

Helotes; post village in Bexar County.

Help; post village in Bosque County.

Hembrie; post village in Crockett County.

Hemming; post village in Cooke County.

Hemphill; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area

of 860 square miles. The population was 815; the county

seat, Canadian. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

10° 25'. The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 58°. The county is traversed by

the Southern Kansas Railway of Texas, on the Santa Fe

route.

Hemphill; county seat of Sabine County. 

Hempstead; county seat of Waller County; population, 1,671

(1890). 

Henderson; a northeastern county, with an area of 940 square

miles. The population was 19,970; the county seat, Athens.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The '

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the St. Louis

Southwestern Railway. 

Henderson; county seat of Rusk County; population, 1,536

(1890). 

Hen Egg; mountain, in Brewster County. Elevation, 5,002 <

feet.................................................... Terlingua.

Henkhaus; post village in Lavaca County.

Henly; post village in Hess County......................... Blanco.

Hennessey; post village in Madison County.

Henning; creek, a small left-hand tributary of Armstrong

Creek, tributary to Leon River.......................... Stephenville.

Henrietta; county seat of Clay County; population, 1,614.

Henrietta; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River.... Fort Worth.

Henry; village in Ellis County.

Henshaw; creek, a small right-hand branch of North Paluxy

Creek, tributary to Brazos River ........................ Stephenville.

Herbert; post village in Mitchell County.

Hereford; county seat of Deaf Smith County. , Herman; creek, a left-hand tributary to Leon River ......... Mason.

Hermitage; post village in Cass County. 

Hermoson; village in McLennan County.
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Herwig; village in Blanco County.

Hester; village in Navarro County.

Hetty; post village in Hunt County.

Hewitt; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in McLennan County..;............................ Temple.

Hext; post village in Menard County.

Hickey; post village in Panola County.

Hickory; creek; small intermittent branch of Bed River ..... Gainesville.

Hickory; creek, a left-hand branch of Elm Fork of Trinity River,

in Dallas County ....................................... Dallas.

Hickory; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales Eiver, tributary to the Colorado.................................... Blanco.

Hickory; creek, a right-hand branch of Llano River, tributary

to the Colorado River .......-...--.---...---...-....... Llano.

Hickory; creek, a right-hand tributary of the Neches River.'

Hickory; fork, a branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River, in 

northern Texas.

Hickory; mountains in Llano County....................... Llano.

Hickory Creek; village in Hunt County.

Hickston; post village in Gonzales County.

Hico; city on the Texas Central Railroad and onBosque River,

population, 1,480.................----- .^............... Hamilton.

Hidalgo; a southern county, with an area of 2,328 square miles. 

The population was 6,837; the county seat, Hidalgo. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 29 inches, and the'mean annual temperature 75°.

Hidalgo; county seat of Hidalgo County; population, 389 (1890).

Higgins; a-gap in Cor yell and Lampasas counties............ Lampasas.

Higgins; post village in Lipscomb County.

High; post village in Lamar County.

Highbank; post village in Falls County.

High. Hill; post village in Fayette County.

High Island; post village in Galveston County.

Highland; post village in Erath County .................... Stephenville.

High Prairie; post village in Madison County.

Hilda; post village in Mason County.

Hill; a north central county, with an area of 1,006 square miles.- 

The population was 41,355; the county seat, Hillsboro. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual tempera- eburneture 66°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado Waco-Granbury;

and Santa Fe, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the Texas

Central, and the St. Louis Southwestern railroads. 

Hill; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River heading in

North and South forks................................. Granbury.

Hill Creek; village in Bosque County....................... Granbury.

Hillcrest; post village in Floyd County. 

Hillendahl; post village in Harris County. 

Hillger; post village in Fannin County. 

Hillister; post village in Tyler County. 

Hillje; post village in Wharton County.
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Hillsb&ro; county seat of Hill County, situated at the junction 

of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the St. Louis Southwestern railroads; population, 5,346..................... Cleburne.

Hillside; village in McLennan County.

Hills Prairie; post village in Bastrop County................ Bastrop.

Hillspur; post village in Lee County.

Hilson; creek, small branch of Deep Creek, a tributary of Clear

Fork of Brazos River................................... Baird.

Hinkley; post village in Larnar County.

Hinde; post village in Crockett County.

Hiner; village in Parker County............................ Weatherford.

Hines; village in Taylor County.

Hinkles Ferry; post village in Brazoria County.

Hiram; post village in Kaufrnan County.

Hisaw; creek,a right-hand intermittent branch of ValleyCreek,

tributary to Colorado River............................. Hayrick.

Hitchcock; post village in Galveston County.

Hitson; branch, a small left-hand branch of Post Oak Branch,

tributary to Brazos River............................... Breckenridge.

Hitson; branch, a small right-hand branch of Gonzales Creek,

tributary to Brazos River............................... Breckenridge.

Hitson; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Double Mountain Fork of Brazos River ................. Roby.

Hitson; post village in Fisher County; elevation, 1,821 feet... Roby.

Hix; post village in Burleson County.

Hobart; post village in Eastland County.'

Hobbs; post village in Fisher County.

Hobson; mountain in Llano County......................... Llano.

Hobson; post village in Karnes County.

Hochheim; post village in Dewitt County..

Hockley; a northwestern county, with an area of 977 square 

miles. The population was 44. The mean magnetic 

declination in 1900 was 11° 15X . The mean annual rainfall 

is 17 inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°. The 

county has no railroads.

Hockley; post village in Harris County; population, 296 (1890).

Hodge; village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the

Forth Worth and Denver City railways, in Tarrant County. Fort Worth.

Hodges; post village in Jones County.

Hodgson; post village in Bowie County.

Hoesterville; village in -Mason County...................... Mason.

Hog; creek, a right-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary

to Clear Fork of Brazos River........................... Breckenridge.

Hog; creek, small branch of Big Fiveruile Creek, tributary

to Peach Creek......................................... Flatonia.

Hog; creek, small intermittent branch of Range Creek, a tributary of Trinity River .................................. Denison.

Hog; creek, a small right-hand branch of Mustang Creek, tributary to Colorado River ................................ Ballinger.

Hog; creek, a right-hand branch of South Bosque River, tribu-fMeridian. 

tary to Bosque River. \Waco.

Hog; creek; a small right-hand intermittent branch of Little

Green Creek, tributary to Bosque River.................. Stephenvllle.
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Hog; creek, a right-hand branch of Concho River, tributary to/Ballinger. 

I ' Colorado River. \Eden. 

Hog; creek, a small right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Anson.

H.og; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributary to 

< Colorado River......................................... Brownwood.

Hog; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River............................................... Eastland.

Hog; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado

River.................................................... Hayrick.

Hog; mountain, a hill in Runnels County .................... Hayrick.

' Hog; mountain in Bell County ............................. Georgetown.

Hog; mountain in Brown County,.'.......................... Brownwood.

"< Hog; mountain in Llano County............................ Llano.

j Hog; mountain in Stephens County.......................... Breckenridge.

Hogg; post village in Burleson County, 

i Hokah; post village in Red River County.

Holder; post village in Brown County. 

Holik; post village in Waller County.

Holland; town on the Missouri Pacific Rail way, in Bell County; 

-i population, 678......................................... Taylor.

Holliday; post village in Archer County.

Holliday; triangulation station in Edwards County .......... Nueces.

Holliman; post village in Milarn County.

Hollings; creek, a right-hand branch of Mountain Creek,

tributary to West Fork of Trinity River.................. Fort Worth.0

Hollis; post village in Madison County. 

' Holly; post village in Houston County. 

Hollysprings; village in Newton County. 

Holman; post village in Fayette County. 

Holmes; village in Caldwell County.

Home; creek, a large left-hand branch of Colorado River..... J ~ . ^- e \Coleinan.

Homer; post village in Angelina County.

Hondo; county seat of Medina County.

Hondo; creek, a head branch of Frio River.

Hondo; creek, a small left-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Llano.

, Hondo; creek, small branch of Calaveras Creek, tributary to

San Antonio River...................................... San Antonio.

_ Honea; post village in Montgomery County.

Honest; post village in Delta County.

Honey; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River............. Mason.

Honey; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosque River, tributary/Hamilton, 

to Brazos River. (.Meridian.

Honey; creek, a small left-hand branch of North Fork, tributary to Guadalupe River................................ Kerrville.

Honey; creek, a small right-hand branch of Hamilton Creek.. Burnet.

Honey; creek; a small left-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Palo Pio.to.

Honey; spring in Llano County .....'......'................. Llano.

Honeygrove; city in Fannin County; population, 2,483.
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Hood; a north central county, with an area of 436 square'miles/ 

The population was 9,146; the county seat, Granb'ury. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Fort Worth

Granbury.

 Stephenville.

Weatherford.

and Rio Grande and the Galveston, Houston and Northern 

railways.

Hood; post village in Cooke County.

Hookerville; post village in Burleson County.

Hooks; post village in Bowie County.

Hooks Switch; village in Hardin County.

Hoover; knobs, hills in Hamilton County................... Hamilton.

Hoover; post village in Larnar County.

Hoovergin; post village in Hunt County.

Hoover Valley; village on Peter Creek, in Llano County.... Burnet.

Hope; post village in Lavaca County.

Hopewell; post village in Somervell County.

Hopkins; a northeastern county, with an area of 666 square 

miles. The population was 27,950; the county seat, Sulphur Springs. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 

8° 10'. The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean 

annual temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the 

St. Louis Southwestern and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas 

railways.

Horace; post village in Hutchinson County.

Horde; creek, a right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek, tributary/Ballinger. 

to Pecan Bayou. . IColemaii.

Horger; post village in Jasper County.

Home; branch, a small left-hand branch of Aquilla Creek,

tributary to Brazos River................................ Cleburne.

Hornhill; post village in Limestone County.

Hornsby; village in Travis County........................ Austin.

Horse; creek, a small left-haud intermittent branch of Home

Creek, tributary to Colorado River...................... Colenian.

Horse; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado River... San Saba.

Horse; hollow, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Sweetwater Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River..... Roby.

Horse; mountain in Llano County .......................... Llano.

Horse Thief; canyon in Jeff Davis County.................. Fort Davis.

Hortense; post village in Polk county.

Horton; post village in Delta County.

Hot; hot spring in El Paso County.......................... Eagle Mountain.

Hot; post village in Shelby County.

Hot Spring; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Rio

Grande River .......................................... San Carlos.

Houghton; post village in Fannin County.

Houghton; village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

in Hill County......................................... Cleburne.

House; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,853 feet...... Llano.

House Mountain; branch, small branch of Hickory Creek,

a tributary of Llano River .............................. Llano.

House Mountain; spring at base of House Mountain........ Llano.

Housley; post village in Dallas County ..................... Dallas.
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Houston; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,192 square

miles. The population was 25,452; the county seat, Crockett. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 6° 507 .

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the International and Great Northern Eailroad. 

Houston; city and county seat of Harris county; population,

44,633.

Houston Heights; town in Harris County; population, 800. 

Howard; a northwestern county, with an area of 888 square

miles. The population was 2,528; the county seat, Bigspring. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30'.

The mean annual rainfall is 19 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and

Pacific Railway. 

Howard; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecos River, in Crockett

County.

Howard; post village in Ellis County. 

Howard; village in Bell County .......................i.... Temple.

Howe; town in Grayson County; population, 531.

Howland; post village in Larnar County.

Howth; post village in Waller County.

Hoxie; post village in Williamson County.

Hoy; spring in Bastrop County.............................. Flatonia.

Hubbard; city in Hill County; population, 1,608.

Hubbard; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of BrazosfAlbany.

River. . \Breckenridge. 

Huber; post village in Shelby County. 

Huckabay; post village in Erath County. 

Hud; post village in Scurry County. 

Hudson; creek, a small left-hand branch of San Saba River,

tributary to the Colorado River.......................... Brady.

Hudson; post village in Carson County.

Hueco; group of mountains in western Texas.

Hueco; mountains in El Paso County; elevation, 5,392 feet.... El Paso.

Hueco; tanks in El Paso County............................. El Paso. . Huelster; post village in Jeff Davis County.

Huelster; village in Reeves County......................... Fort Davis.

Humns; post village in Cass County.

Huffman; post village in Harris County.

Huffsteader; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River...... Breckenridge.

Hufsmith; post village in Harris County.

Hughes Springs; town in Cass County; population, 296(1890).

Hugo; post village in Hays county.

Hulen; village in Galveston County.

Hulsey; post village in Hopkins County.

Hulltown; village on Texas Central Railroad, in Shackelford

County ................................................ Albany.

Humble; post village in Harris County.

Humphrey; post village in Hunt County.

Humphris; village on Sancita Creek, in Presidio County..... Marfa.

Hungerford; post village in Wharton County.
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Hunt; a northeastern county, with an area of 888 square miles. 

.The population was 47,295; the county seat, Greenville. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

Midland, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the St. Louis 

Southwestern railroads.

Hunt; village in Hunt County.

Hunter; branch, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Gainesville.

Hunter; post village in Comal County.

Hunter; village in Travis County........................... Austin.

Hunters Retreat; post village in Montgomery County.

Huntingdon; post village in Angelina County.

Huntsville; county seat of Walker County; population, 2,485.

Hurnville; post village in Clay County.

Huron; post village in Hill County.

Hurricane; bayou, a left-hand branch of Trinity River, in eastern Texas.

Hurst; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado River............................................. Austin.

Hurst; gap in Hamilton County ............................ Lampasas.

Hurst; post village in Coryell County....................... Meridian.

Hutcheson; post village in Walker County.

Hutchins; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in Dallas County.................................. Dallas.

Hutchinson; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area 

of 850 square miles. The population was 303. The mean 

magnetic decimation in 1900 was 11°. The mean annual 

rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual temperature 57°.

Hutchins School House; village in Runnels County ......... Hayrick.

Hutto; post village on the International and Great Northern

Railroad, in Williamson County........................ Georgetown.

Huxley; post village in Shelby County.

Hyatt; post village in Tyler County; population, 429 (1890).

Hydesport; village in Mills County......................... Brownwood.

Hye; post village in Blanco County.

Hylton; post village in Nolan County.

lago; post village in Wharton County.

latan; post village in Mitchell County.

Iberis; post village in Taylor County.

Ida; post village in Grayson County.

Ideal; post village in Hutchinson County. >

Idlewood; village in Bexar County.

Ike; village in Ellis County.

Illinois Bend; post village in Montague County.

Ima; post village in Red River County.

Immermere; post village in Erath County.

Imperialist; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande River.. Brackett.

Independence; creek, a right-hand branch of Pecos River in 

Pecos County.

Independence; post village in Washington County; population, 

. 373 (1890).
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Index; post village in Van Zanclt County.

India; post village in Ellis County.

Indian; creek, a left-hand branch of East Nueces River, tributary to Nueces River.................................... Uvalde.

Indian; creek, a left-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity River. Fort Worth.

Indian; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of West Nueces

River, tributary to the Nueces..............--..-...---.. Nueces.

Indian; creek, a small left-hand branch of Scott Branch, tributary to Pedernales River................................ Kerrville.

Indian; creek, a small right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou ................................ Coleman.

Indian; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to/Bro\vnwood. 

Little River. (.Hamilton.

Indian; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River................................................ . Albany.

Indian; creek, a small left-hand branch of Bosque River ..... Stephenville.

Indian; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River ...{ r, , loan Saba.

Indian; creek, small tributary of Clear Fork of Trinity River. Gainesville.

Indian; hills, in San Saba County .......................... Llano.

Indian; .hollow, a small right-hand branch of Walnut Creek,

tributary to Colorado River............................. Burnet.

Indian; knob, a hill in Parker County ...................... Weatherford.

Indian; mountain in Brown County ........................ Coleman.

Indian; mountain in Comanche County ....'................. Eastland.

Indian; mountains in Edwards County; elevation, 2,114feet.. .Nueces.

Indianapolis; village in Mason County ..................... Mason.

Indian Camp; creek, a small left-hand branch of Richardsons

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Stephenville.

Indian Creek; post village in Brown County................ Brownwood.

Indian Gap; post village in Hamilton County ............... Hamilton.

Indio; village in Presidio County ............................ Ruidosa.

Industry; post village in Austin County.

Inez; post village in Victoria County.

Inge; mountain in Uvalde County .......................... Uvalde.

Ingleside; post village in San Patricio County.

Ingram; post village in Kerr County.

Inkum; post village in Taylor County.

lola; post village in Grimes County.

lolanthe; post village in Sterling County.

loni; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River............. Breckenridge.

loni; creek, a small right-hand, branch of Brazos River....... Palo Pinto.

Iowa Park; village in AVichita County; population, 424 (1890).

Ira; post village in Scurry County.

Iredell; post village on Bosque River, and on the Texas Central Railroad, in Bosque County; population, 251 (1890) ... Meridian.

Irene; post village in Hill County.

Irion; a southwestern county, with an area of 800 square miles. 

The population was 848; the county seat, Sherwood. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 63°............................................... Sherwood.

Iris; post village in Trinity County.
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Iron; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Brazos

Eiver.................................................. Waco.

Iron Mountain; post village in Rusk County.

Ironore; creek, small intermittent branch of Choctaw Creek, a

tributary of Red River...............'................... Dennison.

Ironosa; post village in San Augustine County.

Iron Bock; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pedernales

River.................................................. Fredericksburg.

Iron wood; village in Liberty County.

Irwin; creek, a small left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Irwin; post village in Rusk County.

Isabel; post village in Carneron County.

Isaca; village in Red River County.

Isla; post village in Sabine County.

Island; creek, a right-hand branch of South Fork of Chambers

Creek, tributary to Trinity River........................ Cleburne.

Island; post village in Limestone County.

Israel; post village in Freestone County.

Italy; town in Ellis County; population, 1,061.

Itasca; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,'

in Hill County......................................... Cleburne.

luka; post village in Atascosa County.

Ivan; post village in Stephens County.

Ivanhoe; post village in Fannin County.

Iverson; post village in Hill County.

Ivory; post village in Freestone County.

Izoro; post village in Lampasas County.

Jack; a north central county, with an area of 858 square miles. 

The population was 10,224; the county seat, Jacksboro. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 33 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°.

Jack John; creek, small branch of Buckner Creek........... Flatonia.

Jacks; creek, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Jacks, creek, a right-hand branch of Hackberry Creek, trib-/Cleburne. 

utary to Brazos River. I Waco.

Jacksboro; county seat of Jack County; population, 1,311.

Jackson; a southern county, with an area of 888 square miles. 

The population was 6,094; the county seat, Edna. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific 

and the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific railroads.

Jackson; creek, a small right-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Jackson; lake, in Falls County.............................. Temple.

Jackson; post village in Van Zandt County.

Jacksonville; city in Cherokee County; population, 1,568.

Jacobia; village in Hunt County.

Jacobs; branch, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River.... Weatherford.

Jacobs Wells; village on Elm Branch in Palo Pinto County.. Palo Pinto.

James; post village in Shelby County.
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James; river, a right-hand branch of Leon River ............ Mason.

James; river, a right-hand branch of Llano River heading inrKerrville. 

East and West Forks. \Mason. .

Jameson; peaks in Eastland County........................ Stephenville.

Jameson; post village in Grayson County.

Jamestown; post village in Smith County.

Japaney; creek, a left-hand branch of Frio River.

Japonica; post village on Guadalupe River in Kerr County... Kerrville.

Jardin; post village in Hunt County.

Jarvis; village in Liberty County.

Jasmine; post village in Victoria County.

Jasper; a southeastern county, with an area of 977 square miles. 

The population was 7,138; the county seat, Jasper. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 10'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 55 inches, and the mean annual temperature 69°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Beaumont 

and Kansas City Kailway.

Jasper; county seat of Jasper County.

Java; post village in Cherokee County.

Jaybart; post village in Cass County.

Jaynes; post village in- McLennan County.

Jeannette; post village in Jack County.

Jeddo; post village in Bastrop County; population, 559 (1890).

JeffDavis; a western county, with an area of 1,922 square

miles. The population was 1,150; the county seat, Fort

Davis. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'.

The mean annual rainfall is 14 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific Railroad. 

Jefferson; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,109 square

miles. The population was 14,239; the county seat, Beaumont. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15/.

The mean annual rainfall is 55 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific, the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City, the Gulf and

Interstate of Texas, the Port Arthur Route, and the Texas

and New Orleans railroads.

Jefferson; county seat of Marion County; population, 2,850. 

Jeffry; post village in Hutchinson County. 

Jellico; village in Tarrant County. 

Jennings; post village in Lamar County. 

Jericho; post village in Donley County. 

Jessie; post village in Hill County. 

Jester; post village in Navarre County. 

Jetie; village in Bowie County. 

Jewell; post village in Eastland County..................... Eastland.

Jewett; post village in Leon County; population, 363 (1890). 

Jim; bay, a right-hand branch of Red River in northeast

Texas. 

Jimmy; creek, tributary to Little River ................... j. Brownwood.

Jim Nail; branch, a left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary

to Little River .......................................... Eastland.

Jim Ned; creek, a large right-hand branch of Pecan Bayou --- ! , * ene'

IColeman.
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Jim Town; village in Dallas County ........................ Dallas.

Sines; post village in Ochiltree County.

Joaquin; post village in Shelby County.

Jobs; creek, a small left-hand branch of San Saba River, tributary to the Colorado River.............................. San Saba.

Joe Black; spring, in Brewster County...................... Terlingua.

John; village in Travis County.

Johnson; a north central county, with an area of 740 square 

miles. The population was 33,819; the county seat, Cleburne. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30/. 

The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, 

Colorado and Santa Fe and the Missouri, Kansas and 

Texas railways.

Johnson; county seat of Blanco County..................... Blanco.

Johnson; creek, a left-hand branch of Guadalupe River...'... Kerryille.

Johnson; creek, a small right-hand branch of West Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth.

Johnson; creek, small branch of Llano River................ Llano.

Johnson; creek, small branch of Silver Creek, a tributary of

Sandy Creek........................................... Llano.

Johnson; peak in Bosque County........................... Meridian.

Johnson Station; post village in Tarrant County............ Fort, Worth.

Johnsville; post village in Erath County.

Johntown; post village in Red River County.

Jolly; post village in Clay County.

Jollyville; plateau in Travis County.

Jollyville; village in Williamson County......'............... Austin.

Jonah; post village in Williamson County.

Jones; a north central county, with an area of 900 square miles." 

The population was 7,053; the county seat, Anson. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, arid the mean annual tempera- v< 

ture 64°.

Jones; creek, a small tributary of Red River in the Staked

Plains.

Jonesboro; post village in Gory ell County; population, 207 (1890) Meridian.

Jones Prairie; post village in Milarn County.

Jonesville; post village in Harrison County.

Joplin; post village in Jack County.

Joppa; post village in Burnet County.

Jordan; creek, small intermittent branch of Range Creek, a

tributary of Trinity River._........................._..'. Denison.

Josephine; post village in ColHn County.

Joshua; post village in Johnson County, on the Gulf, Colorado

and Santa Fe Railway .................................. Cleburne.

Josserand; post village in Trinity County; population, 461 

(1890).

Joy; post village in Clay County.

Juan; canyon in Anacacho Mountains, in Kinney County .... Brackett.

Judson; post village in Gregg County.

Jug; creek, a left-hand branch of Middle Concho River, tributary to Concho River ................................... Sherwood.
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Julian; village in Houston Comity.

Juliff; post village in Fort Bend County.

Jumbo; post village in-Panola County.

Junction; county seat of Kimble County; population, 449 

(1890).

Junior; post village in Guadalupe County.

Juno; post village in Valverde County.

Justice; a spring in Edwards County ....................... Nuecea.

Justin; post village in Denton County.

Ka; post village in Dallas County .......... J................ Dallas.

Kaleta; post village in San Patricio County.

Kanawha; post village in Keel Eiver County. ' -.

Kaolin; creek, a small right-hand branch of Frio River, tributary to Nueces Kiver.................................... Uvalde. ,

Karnack; post village in Harrison County. , ;.

Karnes; a southern county, with an area of 740 square miles. 

The population was 8,681; the county seat, Karnes. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and 

Aransas Pass Railway.

Karnes; county seat of Karnes County.

Kasog-a; post village in Knox County.

Katemcy; creek, a right-hand branch of San Saba River...... Mason.

Katemcy; post village in Mason County.

Kathleen; village in Brown County.

Katy; post village in Harris County.

Kaufman; a northeastern county, with an area of 932 square 

miles. The population was 33,376; the county seat, Kaufman. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

Midland, the Texas and New Orleans, the Houston and 

Texas Central, and the Texas and Pacific railroads........ Dallas.

Kaufman; county seat of Kaufman County; population, 2,378.

Keck; post village in Gonzales County.

Kee; branch, a right-hand tributary of West Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Fort Worth.

Keechi; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ............ Palo Pinto.

Keechi; post village in Jack County.

Keenan; post village in Montgomery County.

Keene; post village in Johnson County.

Keener; creek, small branch of Crabapple Creek, a branch of

Sandy Creek ........................................... Llano.

Keeter; post village in Wise County.

Keith; post village in Grimes County.

Keller; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in Tarrant County................................. Fort Worth.

Kelley; creek, a right-hand branch of Guadalupe River ...... Kerrville.

Kelley; peak in Edwards County........................... Nueces.

Kellogg; post village in Hunt County.

Kellyville; village in Marion County; population, 279 (1890).

Kelm; post village in Navarro County.
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Kelsey; post village in Upshur County. '

Keltys; post village in Angelina County.

Kemp; town in Kaufman County; population, 335 (1890).

Kemper; post village in Victoria County.

Kempner; post village in Lampasas County.

Kendalia; post village in Kendall County.

Kendall; a central county, with an area of 613 square miles. 

The population was 4,103; the county seat, Boerne. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and 

Aransas PassEailway.....:............................. Fredericksburg.

Kendleton; post village in Fort Bend County.

Kenedy; post village in Karnes County.

Kenelm; post village in Henderson County.

Kennard; post village in Houston County.

Kennedale; post village on the Houston and Texas Central

Eailroad, in Tarrant County............................ Fort Worth.

Kenney; post village in Austin County

Keno; village in Liberty County.

Kent; a northwestern county, with an area of 777 square miles. 

The population was 899; the county seat, Claireniont. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 62°.

Kent; post village in El Paso County.

Kenton; village in Bastrop County.

Kentuckytown; post village in Grayson County.

Kerby; village in Hill County.

Kerens; post village in Navarro County; population, 735.

Kerr; a central county, with an area of 1,210 square miles. The" 

population was 4,980; the county seat, Kerrville. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 50'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperaFredericksburg. 

Kerrville.

ture 65°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and

Aransas Pass Railway. 

Kerr; creek, a right-hand branch of Third Yegua Creek...... Bastrop.

Kerr; creek, a small branch of San Marcos River . ^ ^......... Flatonia.

Kerrville.; county seat of Kerr County; population, 1,423.

Key; village in Grayson County.

Keyser; creek, a small branch of Llano River............... Llano.

Kiam; post village in Polk County.

Kicaster; post village in Wilson County.

Kickapoo; a left-hand branch of Trinity Eiver, in eastern Texas.

Kickapoo; a spring in the valley of Kickapoo Creek, in Tom

Green County. . ................:....................... San Angelo.

(

San Angelo. 

Eden. 

Ballinger.

Kickapoo; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River.......P^10 Pinto.

LWeatherford.

Kickapoo; creek, a right-hand branch of Neches River in eastern Texas.
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Kickapoo; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

AVest Nueces River ..................................... Nueces.

Kickapoo; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River./Stephenville.

. IPalo Pinto.

Kickapoo; creek, divides into east and west left-hand branches

of Colorado River...................................... Hayrick.

Kickapoo; post village in Anderson County.

Kildare; post village in Cass County; population, 366 (1890).

Kildoogan; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Sweetwater Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River. Roby.

Kilgofe; post village in Gregg County; population, 248 (1890).

Killeen; post village in Bell County; population, 780.

Kimball; post village in Bosque County ..................... Granbury.

Kimble; village on Brazos River, in Hill County............. Cleburne.

Kimble; a central county, with an area of 1,302 square miles." M

The population was 2,503; the county seat. Junction. The ,.' ,.,. ,.,',.' . -' ' , Fort McKavett. 

mean magnetic declination m 1900 was 9 . The mean .

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual tern- rr .,.

, pro Kerrville.

perature 65°. . -

Kinchelo; peak in Lampasas County; elevation, 1,433 feet.... Lampasas. 

King; a northwestern county, with an area of 928 square miles.

The population was 490; the county seat, Guthrie. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 45'. The mean

annual rainfall is 24 inches, and the mean annual temperatute 62°. 

King; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River ........... San Saba.

King; mountains in Llano County........................... Llano.

. King; post village in Coryell County.

Kings; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ............< v'

IBreckenndge.

Kings; creek, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Bra/os River, f Albany.

tributary to Brazos River. \Breckenridge. 

Kingsbury; post village in Guadalupe County. 

Kings Farm; village in Cass County. 

Kingsland; post village in. Llano County. 

Kingston; post village in Hunt County; population, 338 (1890). 

Kingwillow; post village in Navarro County. 

Kinkier; post village in Lavaca County. 

Kinney; a southwestern county, with an area of 1,269 square

miles. The population was 2,447; the county seat, Brackettville. The mean magnetic decimation in 1900 was 8° 40/.

The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual

tern perature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific Railroad ..-.......-..__.-.. .'......--.....-.----. Nueces. '

Kiomache; post village in Red River County.

Kiowa; post village in Lipscomb County.

Kipling; village in Kaufman County.

Kirbyville; post village in Jasper County. 

Kirk;, post village in Limestone County.

Kirkendell; hollow, a small left-hand branch of Resley Creek,

tributary to Leon River................................. Stephenville.

Kirkland; post village in Childress County. 

Kirksey; post village in Hansford County.
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Kit; post village in Dallas County.

Kittrell; post village in Walker County.

Kleburg; post village on Texas and New Orleans Railroad, in

Dallas County .......................................... Dallas.

Klein; branch, a small right-hand branch of Pedernales River. Kerrville.

Klein: post village in Harris County.

Klondike; post village in Delta County.

Klump; post village in Washington County.

Knapp; post village in Scurry County.

Knickerbocker; post village in Tom Green County.......... Sherwood.

Knight; post village in Polk County.

Knights; branch, a small left-hand branch of Trinity River.. Dallas.

Knippa; post village in Uvalde County.

Knob; post village in Parker County.

Knox; a north-central county, with an area of 947 square miles. 

The population was 2,322; the county seat, Benjamin. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30/. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 62°.

Knox; branch, a small left-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Knox; village in Collin County.

Koerth; post village in Lavaca County.

Kokomo; post village in Eastland County.

Kolls; village in Bell County.

Koockville; village in Mason County ....................... Mason.

Kopperl; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-- 

way, in Bosque County ................................. GJranbury.

Korville; post village in Harris County.

Kosciusko; post village in Wilson County.

Kosse; town in Limestone County; population, 717.

Kouns; village in Travis County ............................ Austin.

Kountze; county seat of Hardin County; population^ 295 (1890).

Kovar; post village in Bastrop County.

Krajina; village in Lavaca County.

Kriegel; post village in Wharton County.

Krum; post village in Den ton County.

Kurten; post village in Brazos County.

Kyle; mountain in Palo Pinto County....................... Palo Pinto.

Kyle; post village in Hays County; population, 779 (1890).

Labelle; post village in Jefferson County.

Lacasa; post village in Stephens County.

Laceola; post village in Madison County.

Lacoste; post village in Medina County.

Lacy; village in,Burnet County............................. Burnet.

Lacy; village in Young County.

Ladonia; town in Fannin County; population, 1,409.

Lafayette; post village in Upshur County.

Lagardo; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River, in 

southwestern Texas.

Lagarto; town in Live Oak County; population, 266 (1890).

Lagrange; county seat of Fayette. County; population, 2,392.

Laguna; post village in Uvalde County ..................... Brackett.
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Lag-una Madre; a long, narrow, salt-water lake separated from 

the Gulf of Mexico by Padre Island.

Lajitas Mesa; broken table-land, in Brewster and Presidio

counties, near the Rio Grande........................... Terlingua.

Lake; creek, a head branch of Brushy Creek, tributary to Sanf Austin.

Gabriel River. IGJeorgetown.

Lake; creek, a left-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek, tributary

to Brazos River ......................^.............-'... Palo Pinto.

Lake; creek, a small branch of San Jacinto River, in southeastern Texas.

Lake; creek, a tributary of San Jacinto. . Lake; fork, a left-hand branch of Sabine River, in northeastern 

Texas.

Lake; hollow, a valley in Schleicher County ................ Fort McKavett.

'Lake; village i n Milan i County............................. Taylor.

Lake; village in Robertson County.

Lake Charlotte; post village in Chambers County.

Lakecreek; post village in Delta County.

Lake McDonald; lake in Colorado River.................... Austin.

Lakenon; village in Hill County.

Lakeside; post village in Colorado County.

Lake Victor; post village in Burnet County.

Lake view; post village in Hall County.

Lakewood; village on Colorado River, in Travis County ..... Austin.

Lakota; post village in Parker County.

Lallah; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Brazos River........................................... Grranbury.

Lamar; a northeastern county, with an area of 903 square miles. 

The population was 48,627; the county seat, Paris. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific 

and the St. Louis Southwestern railways.

Lamar; post village in Aransas County.

Lamarque; post village in Galveston County.

Lamasco; post village in Fannin County.

Lamb; a northwestern county, with an area of 1,021. square 

miles. The population was 31. The mean magnetic declination in 1900. was 11° 15/. The mean annual rainfall is 17 

inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°.

Lamb; post village in Liberty County.

Lambert; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in

Parker County......................................... Weatherforfl

Lambs Head; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Albany.

Lamkin; post village on Leon River, in Comanche County... Hamilton.

Lament; post village in Polk County.

Lampasas; a central county, with an area of 755 square miles." 

The population was 8,625; the county seat, Lampasas.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 32 inches, and the mean annual temperature 66°. The county J3 traversed by the Gulf, Colorado 

and Santa Fe Railway. 

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Lampasas. 

San Saba.
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Lampasas; county seat of Lampasas County; population, 2,107.

Gatesville. 

Georgetown.

Lampasas; river, a right-hand branch of Little River ......... ami on>

Lampasas.

Taylor. 

^ .Temple.

Lanana; village in Nacogdoches County.

Lancaster; town on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

in Dallas County; population, 1,045...................... Dallas.

Lancing; village in Hamilton County.

Landers; branch, small branch of South Fish Creek ......... Gainesville.

Landrum; post village in Cherokee County.

Lane; post village in Hunt County.

Lanely; post village in Freestone County.

Laneport; post village in Williamsoii County.

Laneville; post village in Rusk County.

Lang; creek, a small right-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to the Colorado River ............................... Llano.

Lange; post village in Gillespie County.

Langford; gap in Coryell County........................... Lampasas.

Langtry; post village in Valverde County.

Lanham; post village in Hamilton County .................. Meridian.

Lanier; post village in Cass County.

Lannius; post village in Fannin County.

Lapara; post village in Live Oak County.

La Parita; branch of Atascosa River, in southern Texas.

Laporte; post village in Harris County; population, 537.

Laredo; county seat of Webb County; population, 13,429.

Larissa; post village in Cherokee County.

Larrison; creek, a right-hand tributary of Trinity River.

Larrison; post village in Madison County.

Lame; post village in Henderson County.

Lassalle; .a southern county, with an area of 1,707 square miles. 

The population was 2,203; the county seat, Cotulla. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The-mean 

annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the International and 

Great Northern Railroad.

Lasalle; post village in Limestone County.

Lasater; village in Marion County.

Las Lenguas; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande, in 

 Brewster County.

Las Moras; creek, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande River. Brackett.

Las Moras; spring in Las Moras Creek, in Kinney County.... Brackett.

Las Moras Mountain; triangulation station in Kinney County;

elevation, 1,667 feet .................................... Brackett.

Latch; post village in Upshur County.

Latham; creek, a small right-hand branch of Wallace Creek,

tributary to San Saba River............................. San Saba.

Latium; post village in Washington County.

Laurel; post village in Ne,wton County.

Laurelia; post village in Polk County.
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Lavaca; a southeastern county, with an areaof 992 square miles.

The population was 28,121; the county seat, Hallettsville.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 25/. The

mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the San

Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway. 

Lavaca; arm of Matagorda Bay, extending inland. 

Lavaca; river, flows into Matagorda Bay. 

Lavada; post village in Franklin County. 

Lavender; post village in Limestone County. 

Lavernia; post village in AVilson County. 

Lavon; post village in Collin County. 

Lawn; po'st village in Taylor County. 

Lawrence; post village in Kaufrnan County. 

Laws; post village in Franklin County. 

Lawson; post village in Dallas County. 

Lawsonville; post village in Kusk County. . 

Lay; post village in Angelina County. 

League City; post village in Galveston County. 

Leagueville; post village in Henderson County. 

Lean; post village in Tyler County. 

Leakey; post village in Edwards County. 

Leander; post village oiithe Houston and Texas Central Kailroad, in VVilliamson County.............................. Georgetown.

Leary; post village in Bowie County.

Leavitt; post village in Haskell County.

Lebanon; post village in Collin County.

Ledbetter; post village in Fayette County.

Ledford; village in Caldwell County.

Lee; a southeastern county, with an area of 666 square miles. 1

The population was 14,595; the county seat, Giddings. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 20/. The mean 

annual rainfall 42 inches, and the mean annual teinperaTaylor. 

Bastrop."

ture 68°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and

Aransas Pass and the Houston and Texas Central railroads. > 

Lee; gap along the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in

Lampasas County ...................................... Lampasas.

Leesburg; post village in Camp County.

Lees Mill; post village in Newton County.

Leesville; post village in Gonzales County.

Leforest; post village in Gar/a County.

Lefors; post village in Gray County.

Leggett; post village in Polk County.

Legion; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Sandy

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ...................... Llano.

Lehman; village in Bastrop County.

Leigh;, post village in Harrison County.

Lela; post village in Wheeler County.

Leland; post village in Ellis County.

Lemit; post village in Shelby County.

Lemonville; post village in Orange County.

Lenoir; village in Jones County ............................ Anson.

Lenora; post village in Harris County.
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Lenoria; village in El Paso County......................... El Paso.

Leo; post village in Cooke County.

Leon; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,066 square miles.

The population was 18,072; the county seat, Centerville. " 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the International 

and Great Northern Railroad.

Leon; creek, a right-hand tributary of San Antonio River.

Leou; mountains in Brewster County; elevation, 3,000 feet... Terlingua.

rEastland.

Leon; river, a right-hand tributary to Brazos River, in central 

Texas. It heads in three forks North, Middle, and South 

in Eastland County.

Stephenville. 

Brownwood. 

Hamilton. 

Gatesville.

Temple.

Taylor.

Leona; post village in Leon County. 

Leona; river, a left-hand branch of Frio River. 

Leona; river, a left-hand tributary to Nueces River .......... Uvalde.

Leonard; post village in Fannin County; population, 750.

Leonidas; post village in Montgomery County.

Leon Junction; post village in Coryell County.

Leon Springs; post village in Bexar County.

Leota; post village in Madison County.

Leroy; post village in McLennan County

Lesley; post village in Hall County.

Lester; post village in Hunt County.

Letot; post village in Dallas County......................... Dallas.

Levi; village in McLennan County.

Levita; post village in Coryell County.

Lewis; canyon in Taylor County.......................:.... Abiline.

Lewis; hill in Uvalde County .............................. Uvalde.

Lewis; post village in Anderson County..

Lewis Ferry; post village in Jasper County.

Lewisville; village in Denton County; population, 498 (1890).

Lexington; post village in Lee County..............:....... Bastrop.

Libby; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Liberty; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,162 square 

miles. The population was 8,102; the county seat, Liberty. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Texas and 

New Orleans, the Southern Pacific, and the Gulf, Colorado 

and Santa Fe railroads.

Liberty; county seat of Liberty County; population, 865.

Liberty Hill; post village on the Houston and Texas Central

Railroad, in Williamson County; population, 309 (1890)... Georgetown.

Lick; branch, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River................_.................... Eastland.

Lieb; poet village in Hutchinson County.

Light; post village in Scurry County.

Lihe; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River........ Palo Pinto.
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Lilac; post village in Milarn County......................... Palo Pinto.

Lilbert; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Lillard; post village in Hardin County.

Lima; post village in Bandera County.

Limestone; a southeastern-county, with an area of 987 square

miles. The population was 32,573; the county seat, Groesbeck. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 40'.

The mean annual rainfall is 44 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Houston

and Texas Central Railroad. 

Limpia; canyon in Jeff Davis County ....................... Fort Davis.

Lincoln; post village in Lee County.

Lindale; post village in Smith County.

Linden; county seat of Cass County; population, 444 (1890).

Lindenau; post village in Dewitt County.

Lindsay; post village in Cooke County.

Line; post village in Hopkins County.

Lingleville; post village in Erath County.................... Stephenville.

Liiinflat; post village in Nacogdoches County. 

Linnie; post village in Fisher County. 

Linwood; village in Cherokee County.

Lipan; creek, a large right-hand branch of Concho River .... { . '' , * ' <= & lgan Angelo.

Lipan; post village in Hood County.

Lipan; spring in the valley of Lipan Creek, in Tom Green

County................................................ San Angelo.

Lipan; village in Erath County............................. Palo Pinto.

Lipscomb; a county situated in the Panhandle, with, an area

of 850 square miles. The population waa 790; the county

seat, Lipscomb. The mean magnetic declination in 1900

was 10° 40', The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and

the mean annual temperature 54°. The county is traversed

by the Southern Kansas Railway of Texas. 

Lipscomb; county seat of Lipscomb County. 

Lisbon; village in Dallas County............................ Dallas.

Lissie; post village in Wharton County.

Littig; post village in Travis County.

Little; creek, a left-hand branch of Red Oak Creek, tributary

to Trinity River........................................ Dallas.

Little; river, a right-hand branch of Brazos River, in central

Texas. 

Little Aguja; mountain in Jeff Davis County ............... Fort Davis.

Little Alum; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Alum Creek, tributary to Colorado River ................ A.ustin.

Little Aquilla; creek, a right-hand branch of Aquilla Creek, (Cleburne.

tributary to Brazos River. IWaco. 

Little Barton; creek, a left-hand branch of Barton Creek,

tributary to Colorado River ................. 1.......... Austin.

Little Bear; creek, a left-hand branch of Bear Creek, tributary

to Little River....................... 1.................. Hamilton.

Little Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Bear Creek,

tributary to West Fork of Trinity River.................. Fort AVorth.

Little Blanco; river, a left-hand intermittent branch of Blanco

River, tributary to Nueces River ........................ Uvalde.
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Little Blanco; river, a right-hand branch of Blanco River ... Blanco.

Little Bosque; creek, a branch of South Bosque River, tributary to North Bosque River.............................. Temple.

Little Brady; creek, a left-hand branch of Brady Creek, tributary to San Saba River ................................. Brady._

Little Brazos; river, a left-hand branch of Brazos River.

Little Caddo; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Caddo Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Breckenridge.

Little Camp; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River. Granbury.

Little Cow; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River, in 

eastern Texas.

Little Cypress; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River. Blanco.

Little Cypress; creek, a right-hand branch of Red River, in

northeastern Texas. r

Little Deer; creek, a small right-hand branch of Deer Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Temple.

Little Duffau; creek, a right-hand branch of Duffau Creek, fStephenville. 

tributary to Bosque River. \Granbury.

Little Elm; creek, a left-hand branch of Elm Creek, tributary

to Clear Fork of Brazos River. .......................... Abilene.

Little Elm; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Elm Creek, tribu-(Temple, 

tary to Little River. \Taylor.

Little Elm; fork, a branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River, in 

northern Texas.

Little Elm; post village in Denton County.

Little Fivemile; creek, small intermittent branch of Big Fivemile Creek............................................. Flatonia.

Little Fossil; creek, a small left-hand branch of West Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth.

Little Green; creek, a right-hand branch of Green Creek, tributary to Bosque River.................................... Stephenville.

Little Indian; creek, a left-hand branch of Hubbard Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Albany.

Little Jimmys; creek, a right-hand branch of Copperas Creek, fBrownwood. 

tributary to Little River. \Eastland.

Little Keechi; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River.... Palo Pinto.

Little Llano; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Llano.

Little Lucy; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Lucy Creek,

tributary to Little River................................. Lampasas.

Little Marys; creek, a small right-hand branch of Marys

Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Trinity River........... Weatherford.

_.,,, __ , . , , ., , , _..., . (Brownwood. Little Mountain; creek, a tributary to Little River. .........\ TT ... IHamilton.

Little Muela; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Muela Creek, tributary to Nueces River.................. Brackett.

Little Pine Island; bayou, a tributary to Neches River. 

Little Piney; branch, small intermittent branch of Colorado

River.................................................. Flatonia.

Little River; post village in Bell County.

Little Rocky; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos

River.................................................. Waco.

Little Sandy; creek, a right-hand branch of Sandy Creek, (Eastland.

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River. IBreckenridge. .
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Little Silver; creek, a small right-hand branch of Silver Creek,

tributary to West Fork of Trinity River.................. AVeatherford.

Little Sunday; creek, a left-hand branch of Big Sunday Creek, fStephenville. 

tributary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto.

Little Twin Sister; peaks in Hess County.................. Blanco.

Little Walnut; creek, a right-hand branch of Walnut Creek,

tributary to Colorado River............................. Austin.

Little Wichita; river, a right-hand branch of Red River, in 

northern Texas.

Little Willow; creek, a left-hand tributary to Leon River ... Mason.

Live Oak; a southern county, with an areaof 1,123 square miles. 

The population was 2,268; the county seat, Oakville. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 32 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county has no railroads.

Live Oak; branch, small intermittent branch of Battle Creek,

tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Baird.

Liveoak; branch, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek.. Flatonia.

Liveoak; creek, small branch of Elm Creek, a tributary of

Medina River .......................................... W. San Antonio.

Liveoak; creek, small intermittent branch of Lavaca River... Flatonia.

Live Oak; creek, a small left-hand branch of Pond Creek, tributary to Brazos River..................................... Temple.

Live Oak; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Middle Concho River, tributary to Concho River............. Sherwood.

Liveoak; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River ...... Hayrick.

Live Oak; creek, aright-handintermittentbranchof BigSandy

Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River........... Brecken ridge.

Live Oak; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brady Creek,

tributary to San Saba River............................. Eden.

Live Oak; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Brady Creek, tributary to San Saba River................ Brady.

Live Oak; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Leon

Creek, tributary to Little River ......................... Hamilton.

(Kerrville. 

Live Oak; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales River..... Vp , . , ,

Live Oak; creek, a small right-hand branch of Bosque River . Stephenville. 

Live Oak; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Hog Creek, tributary to Bosque River ................... Meridian.

Liveoak; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of West Nue-(Nueces.

ces River, tributary to the Nueces. \Brackett. 

Liveoak; creek, a left-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

River..............................................".... Uvalde.

Live Oak; draw, a shallow valley in Sutton County.......... Rock Springs.

Live Oak; hollow, a valley in Schleicher County ............ Fort McKavett.

Live Oak; slough, small intermittent branch of Medina River. W. Sail Antonio.

Liverpool; post village in Brazoria County.

Livingston; post village in Polk County.

Llano; a central county, with an area of 977 square miles. The"

population was 7,301; the county seat, Llano. The mean

magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. The mean annual 

rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 66»°. 

The county is traversed by the Houston and Texas Central Railroad.

Llano. 

Burnet.
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Llano; county seat of Llano County ........................ Llano.

Llano; river, a large right-hand branch of Colorado River, head-rLlano.

ing in Sutton County and flowing a little north of east to its] Mason.

mouth; length, 140 miles. iBurnet. 

Lloyd; post village in Den ton County. 

Loafer; creek, a right-hand branch of San Saba River........ Mason.

Loafer; creek, a right-hand branch of Tiger Creek, tributary to/Mason.

San Saba River. iBrady. 

Lobo; post village in Briscoe County. 

Locker; post village in San Saba County. 

Lockett; post village in Marion County.

Lockhart; county seat of Caldwell County; population, 2,306. 

Lockhart; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,438 feet... Llano. 

Locklin; post village in Rusk County. 

Lockney; post village in Floyd County. 

Loco; post village in Childress County. 

Locust; post village in Grayson County. 

Lodi; post village in Marion County. 

Lodwick; post village in Marion County. 

Loeb; post village in Hardin County. 

Loebau; post village in Lee County. 

Lbgan; gap in Comanche County........................... Brownwood.

Logan; post village in Panola County.

Lohn; post village in McCulloch County.

Loire; post village in Atascosa County.

Lois; post village in Cooke County.

Loma; post village in Walker County.

Lometa; post village in Lampasas County.

London; post village in Kimble County.

Lone; mountain in Erath County........................... Graubury.

Lone; mountain in Hamilton County ....................... Meridian.

Lone'; mountains in Llano County .......................... Llano.

Lonegrove; post village on Little Llano Creek, in Llano County. Llano. 

Lone. Jack; mountain, summit in Sabana Mountains, Callahan

County; elevation, 2,000 feet............................ Baird.

Lone Man; mountain in Hess County....................... Blanco.

Lone Oak; mountain in Llano County....................... Llano.

Loneoak; post village in Hunt County; population, 496.

Lonestar; post village in Cherokee County.

Lone Tree; hill in Zavalla County.......................... Uvalde.

Lone Tree; triangulation station in Travis County............ Austin.

Lone Woman; mountain in PI ess County.................... Blanco.

Long; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado River..................................... '. ....... Ballinger.

Long; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Bufford Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River....... Breckenridge.

Long; branch, a small right-hand branch of Bosque River.... Waco.

Long; branch, a small tributary to Red River in the Staked

Plains. 

Long; branch, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek....... Gainesville.

Long; branch, small branch of Lavaca River................. Flatonia.

Long; creek, a left-hand branch of Sabana River, tributary to

Little River............................................ Eastland.
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Long; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River.............. Weatherford.

Long; creek, a right-hand branch of Deadman Creek, tributary

to Clear Fork of Brazos River........................... Anson.

Long; draw, a shallow valley in Presidio County ............. Marfa.

Long; draw, dry gulch in Brewster County................... Terlingua.

Long; hollow, a valley in Uvalde County.................... Uvalde.

Long; hollow, small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek ........................................... Flatonia.

Long; mountain in Llano County ........................... Burnet.

Long; right-hand tributary.to Clear Fork of Brazos River.... Albany.

Longbranch; post village in Panola County.

Longfellow; post village in Pecos County.

Long John; hollow in Uvalde County...................... Brackett.

Long King; creek, a left-hand branch of Trinity River in

eastern Texas.

Longmott; post village in Calhouh County. 

Longpoint; post village in Washington County. 

Longstreet; post village in Montgomery County. 

Longview; county seat of Gregg County; population, 3,501. 

Lookout; mountain in San Saba County...... r .............. Brady.

Lookout; village in Bexar County. 

Looneyville; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Lopez; creek, a small right-hand tributary to Comanche River. Sherwood. 

Loraine; post village in Mitchell County. 

Lorena; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in McLennan County.............................. Temple.

Loring; creek, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River........................................... Gainesville.

Los Olmos; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River in

southwestern Texas. 

Losoya; post village in Bexar County. 

Loss; village in Kinney County............................. Nueces.

Lost; creek, a left-hand branch of Big Sunday Creek, tributary(Stephen vi lie.

to Brazos River. IPalo Pinto. 

Lost; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Home

Creek, tributary to Colorado River....................... Coleman.

Lost; creek, a small right-hand tributary to San Saba River.

Lost; gap in Brown and Comanche counties ................. Eastlaml.

Lost; hollow, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Sandy

Creek, tributary to Colorado River....................... Llano.

Lost; pond in Bexar County ............................... W. Can Antonio.

Lost; spring in Brewster County............................ Terlingua.

Lostprong; post village in Wharton County.

Lott; post village on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway,

in Falls County; population, 614 ........................ Temple.

Louise; post village in Wharton County.

Love; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado River ..../ ailcotBurnet.

Love; creek, small branch of South Fork of Leon Creek...... W. San Antonio.

Lovelace; post village in Hill County.

Lovelady; post village in Houston County.

Lovells; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River..... Palo Pinto.
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Lovers; rock, summit in Putnam Mountains, in Llano County;

elevation, 1,425 feet.................................... Llano.

Loving; a southwestern county, with an area of 873 square 

miles. The population was 33; the county seat, Mentone. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°.

Low; branch, a left-hand branch of Mountain Creek, tributary

to West Fork of Trinity River........................... Fort Worth.

Low-ell; post village in Erath County.

Lower Keechi; right-hand branch of Trinity River.

Lowes; valley in Brewster County ......................... Terlingua.

Lowman; ford across Colorado River in Travis County ...... Austin.

Lowry; village in Panola County.

Loyal Valley; post village in Mason County; population, 119

(1890)................................................. Mason.

Lubbock; a northwestern county, with an area of 982 square 

miles. The population was 293; the county seat, Lubbock. * 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°.

Lubbock; county seat of Lubbock County.

Lucas; creek, small branch of Medina River................. W. San Antonio.

Lucas; village in Collin County.

Luce; bayou, a tributary of San Jacinto River.

Luckenbach; post village in Gillespie County.

Lucky; post village in Montague County.

Lueders; post village in Jones County.

Luella; post village in Grayson County.

Lufkiu; county seat of Angelina county; population, 1,527.

Lula; post village in Edwards County.

Luling; city in Caldwell County; population, 1,349.

Lumavista; post village in Zavalla County.

Lumber; post village in Marion County.

Luna; post village in Freestone County..

Lund; post village in Travis County.

Lusk; post village in Throckmorton County.

Luther; post village in Limestone County.

Luzon; post village in Kent County.

Lydia; post village in Red River County.

Lyle; post village in Rusk County.

Lyman; post village in Motley County.

Lynch.; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River.......... Lampasas.

Lynchburg; post village in Harris County.

Lynn; a northwestern county, with an area of 821 square 

miles. The population was 17. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°. The mean annual rainfall is 19 

inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°.

Lyons; post village in Burleson County. \

Lyra; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Lytle; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Abilene.

Lytle; gap in Callahan County ............................. Abilene.
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Lytle; post village in Atascosa County. 

Lytton Springs; post village in Caldwell County. 

Me Adams; peak in Palo Pinto County. 

McAdams; post village in Walker County. 

McCamant; post village in Jones County. 

McCann; branch, a small left-hand branch of West Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth.

McCarthy; spring in Tom Green County.................... San Angelo.

McCathrine; mountain in Shackelford County .............. Albany.

McCauley; post village in Fisher County.

McClanahan; post village in Falls County.

McClellan; creek, a head branch of the North Fork of Red

River, in the Panhandle. 

McCollum; post village in Montague County. 

McCowen; post village in Bowie County. 

McCoy; village in Kaufman County. 

McCraven; post village in Washington County.

McCulloch; a central county, with an area of 1,110 square

miles. The population was 3,960; the county seat, Brady. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15X . The 

mean annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual

Mason.

Eden.

Brady.

temperature 65°.

McCulloch; post village in Red River County.

McDade; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in Bastrop County ................................ Bastrop.

McDowell; creek, a small left-hand branch of Hubbard Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. A 1 bany.

McDuff; post village in Bastrop County.

McGirk; post village in Hamilton County................... Hamilton.

McGregor; post village at the crossingof the St. Louis, Arkansas 

and Texas and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railways, 

in McLennan County; population, 1,435.................. Temple.

Machae; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Colorado River............................................. Hayrick.

McKenzie; lake in Edwards County; elevation, 2,103feet.... Rock Springs.

McKinney; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Bosque River............................................ Stephenville.

McKinney; county seat of Collin County; population, 4,342.

McKinney Falls; village in Travis County.................. Austin.

McLean; post village in Gray County. . McLendons; post village in Rock wall County.

McLennan; a north central county, with an area of 1,080 square 

miles. The population was 59,772; the county seat, Waco. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, the Houston and Texas Central, 

the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the Missouri, Kansas and 

Texas, the St. Louis Southwestern, and the Texas Central 

railroads. . McMahan; post village in Caldwell County.

McMinns; tank, a reservoir in Presidio County.............. San Carloa.
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McMullen; a southern county, with an area of 1,180 square

miles. The population was 1,024; the county seat, Tilden.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15'. The

mean annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 70°. 

McNeil; post village in Travis County ...................... Austin.

McNutt; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brushy Creek,

tributary to San Gabriel Elver .......................... Georgetown.

. McPeek; post village in Upshur County. 

McQ/ueeney; post village in Guadalupe County. 

McQuirt; mountain in Erath County........................ Stephen ville.

Mabank; post village in Kaufman County. : Macdona; post village in Bexar County.

Macedonia; post village in Walker County.

MacKiesville; post village in Caldwell County.

Macomb; post village in Grayson County.

Macon; post village in Franklin County.

Macrae; post village in Fannin County.

Macune; post village in. San Augustine County.

Macy; a post village in Brazos County.

Madden; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso

County ..--.---...--...--....-....-...-.-....--.....-.. Fort Hancock.

__ , . . [Valentine. Madera; canyon in Davis mountains.......... .............. {_, , ~ .

[Fort Davis. 

Madge; post village in Coleman County.

Madison; a southeastern county, with an area of 488 square 

miles. The population was 10,432; the county seat, Madisonville. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 

15'. The mean annual rainfall is 48 inches; and the mean 

annual temperature 68°.

Madisonville; county seat of Madison County; population, 418 

(1890).

Madras; post village in Red River County.

Magill; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pecan Creek,

tributary to Llano River ................................ Llano.

Magill; post village in Mi lam County.

Magnolia Springs; post village in Jasper County.

Mallard; creek, a left-hand branch of Cedar Creek, tributary

to Colorado River ...................................... Austin.

Mahl; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Mahomet; post village on North Fork of San Gabriel River, in

Burnet County......................................... Georgetown.

Mahon; post village in Panola County.

Major; peak in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 5,822 feet....... Fort Davis.

Majors; post village in Franklin County.

Malakoff; post village in Henderson County.

Malcom; village in Smith County.

Mallard; post village in Montague County.

Malone; mountains in El Paso County ...................... Fort Hancock.

Malone; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso

County ............ '. ................................... Fort Hancock.

Malone; post village in Hill County. 

Maloney; post village in Ellis County.
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Atlas sheet.

Malta; post village in Bowie County. 

Malvern; post village in Leon County. 

Manavillas; creek, a left-hand brancli of Rio Grande River,

mainly in Brewster County. 

Mance; post village in Henderson County. 

Manchaca; post village in Travis County. 

Manchaca Springs; village in Travis County ............... Austin.

Manchester; post village in Red River County.

Manda; village in Travis County.

Mangum; post village in Eastlancl County.

Manheim; post village in Lee County.

Manila; post village in Cherokee County.

Mann; post village in Navarro County.

Manor; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad,

in Travis County; population, 405 (1890) ................ Austin.

Mansfield; post village on Walnut Creek, in Tarrant County;

population, 694......................................... Fort Worth.

Mansker; lake in Eastland County ......................... Eastland.

Mantha; post village in Upshur County.

Manton; post village in Angelina County.

Manvel; post village in Brazoria County.

Maple; post village in Collin County.

Marak; post village in Milam County.

Marathon; post village in Brewster County.

Marble Falls; post village on Colorado River, in Burnet

County; population, 587 (1890) ......................... Burnet.

Marcelena; post village in Wilson County.

Marcy; post village in Haskell County.

Marfa; county seat of Presidio County, situated on the Southern

Pacific Railroad........................................ Marfa.

Margaret; peak in Coke County............................ Hayrick.

Margaret; post village in Foard County.

Marietta; post village in Cass County.

Marine; post village in Tarrant County.

Marion; a northeastern county, with an area of 384 square 

miles. The population was 10,754; the county seat, Jefferson. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

and Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways.

Marion; creek, a left-hand branch of West Fork or Trinity

River._.,.............................................. Fort Worth.

Marion; post village in Guadalupe County.

Markley; post village in Young County.

Marlin; county seat of Falls County; population, 3,092. 

-Marquez; post village in Leon County.

Mars; post village in Van Zandt County.

Marshall; county seat of HarrisOn County; population, 7,855.

Marshall; creek, a head branch of left-hand Hickory Creek,

tributary to Leon River................................. Llano.

Marshall Ford; village in Travis County.................... Austin.

Marston; post village in Polk County.

Mart; post village in McLennan County.
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Martin; a northwestern county, with an area of 900 square 

miles. The population was 332; the county seat, Stanton. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and 

Pacific Railway.

Martin; branch, a small left-hand branch of No lands River,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Cleburne.

Martin; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River............. Mason.

Martin; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River in northeastern Texas. . . Martin; gap in Hamilton County ........................... Meridian.

Martindale; post village in Caldwell County.

Martinez; creek, small intermittent branch of Cibolo Creek,

tributary of San Antonio River........... '. .............. West San Antonio.

Martins; creek, a right-hand branch of Copperas Creek, tributary to Little River..................................... Eastland.

Martinsburg; village on Williams Creek, in Gillespie County. Fredericksburg.

Martins Mills; post village in Van Zandt County.

Martinsville; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Mary; creek, a small right-hand branch of Lampasas River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Hamilton. -

Marys; creek, a left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Trinity fWeatherford. 

River, tributary to West Fork of Trinity River. I Fort Worth.

Marystown; village in Johnson County..................... Cleburne.

Marysville; post village in Cooke County.

Mason, a central county, with an area of 968 square miles. The

population was 5,573; the county seat, Mason. The mean 

magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 8° 55'. The mean annual

Llano. 

Mason.

rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65 c 

Mason; county seat of Mason County....................... Mason.

Massey; village in Hill County. ............................ Waco.

Matador; county seat of Motley County.

Matagorda; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,135 square

miles. The population was 6,097; the county seat, Bay City.

The mean magnetic declination in 19QO was 7° 15'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 70°.

Matagorda; bay on the Texas coast, protected by a long, low, 

sand bar.

Matagorda; island protecting San Antonio Bay.

Matagorda; town in Matagorda County; population, 399 (1890).

Mathews; branch, a small, left-hand branch of Brazos River.. Weatherford.

Mathis; post village in San Patricio County.

Matinburg; post village in Camp County.

Matson; village in Hill County.

Matthews; post village in Colorado County.

Mattie; post village in Stonewall County.

Maud; post village in Bowie County.

Maurin; post village in Gonzales County.

Maverick; a southern county with an area of 1,332 square miles. 

The population was 4,066; the county seat, Eagle Pass. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 40/. The mean
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Maverick Continued.

annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific 

Railroad............................................... Brackett.

Maverick; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brady Creek,

tributary to San Saba River............................. Eden.

Maverick; creek, a small right-hand branch of East Nueces

River, tributary to Nueces River........................ Nueces.

Maverick; mountain, in Brewster County. Elevation 3,495

feet ......................... .-v......................... Terlingua.

Maverick; post village in Runnels County................... Hayrick.

Maxdale; post village on Lampasas River in Bell County..... Georgetown.

Maxey; post village in Lamar County.

Maxon; creek, a right-hand branch of Pecos River, in Pecos , County.

Maxwell; post village in Caldwell County.

May; post village in Brown County.......................... Brownwoocl.

Maynard; creek, a right-hand branch of North Leon River,

tributary to Leon River................................. Rock Springs.

Maynard; post village in San Jacinto County.

Maypearl; post village in Ellis County.

Maysfleld; post village in Milain County.

Mazeland; post village in Runnels County.

Meadow; post village in Terry County.

Mecca; post village in Madison County.'

Medina; a central county, with an area of 1,284 square miles. 

The population was 7,783; the county seat, Hondo. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30X . The mean 

annual rain fall is 28 inches, and the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific 

and the International and Great Northern railroads. . Medina; post villlage in Bandera County.

Medina; river, a right-hand branch of San Antonio River.

Medio; creek, a small branch of Blanco Creek, in southern 

Texas.

Meeks; post village in Bell County.

Melissa; post village in Collin County.

Melrose; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Memphis; county seat of Hall County.

Mena; post village in Red River County.

Menard; a central county, with an area of 888 square miles.

The population was 2,011; the county seat, Menardville. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual

San Angelo.

McKavett.

teiriperature 65°.

Menardville; the county seat of Menard County; population, 

185(1890).

Mendoza; post village in Caldwell County.

Menlow; post village in Hill County.

Mentz; post village in Colorado County.

Mercer; creek, a left-hand branch of South Leon Creek, tributary to Little River ...........................^......... Brownwood.

Mercers; gap in Comanche County............... .......... Brownwood.
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Mercers gup; post village in Comanche County. 

Mereta; post village in Tom Green County. 

Meridian; city on Bosque .River; population, 923............ Meridian.

Meridian; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosque River....... Meridian.

Meridian; mountain in Edwards County.................... Nueces.

Merit; post village in Hunt County.

Merkel; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in

Taylor County; population, 353 (1890)................... Sweetwater.

Merle; post village in Burleson County. 

Merrilltown; village in Travis County. 

Merriman; village on Colony Creek, in Eastland County..... Eastland.

Merrivale; village in Bosque County. 

Mertens; post village in Hill County. 

Mesa; post village in Grimes County. 

Mesa de Anguila; broken table-land near Rio Grande in

Brewster County ....................................... Terlingua.

Mesquite; branch, a small left-hand tributary to AVest Fork of

Trinity River ...........................'............... Fort AVorth.

Mesquite; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River ....... Granbury.

Mesquite;. creek, a right-hand branch of Little River ........ Burnet.

Mesquite; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River ..................................... Hamilton.

Mesquite; creek, a small left-hand branch of Threadgill Creek,/Kerrville.

tributary to Leon River. \Mason. 

Mesquite; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in

Dallas County; population, 406.......................... Dallas.

Metcalf; gap in Palo Pinto County............ 1............. Palo Pinto.

Mettina; post village in Falls County. , Mexia; city in Limestone County; population, 2,393.

Meyersville; post village in Dewitt County.

Miami; county seat of Roberts County.

Mickey; post village in Floyd County.

Mid; post village in Haskell County.

Middle; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Palo Pinto

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Stepbenville.

Middle; creek, a small right-hand tributary to Brazos River .. Palo Pinto. 

Middle; fork, a small left-hand branch of South Fork of Chambers Creek, tributary to Trinity River.................... Cleburne.

Middle; valley in Schleicher County........................ Fort McKavett.

Middle Bosque; creek, a right-hand branch of South Bosque

River, tributary to Bosque River ........................ Waco.

Middle Mustang; creek, a right-hand branch of Mustang

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ...................... Ballinger.

Middle Noland; creek, ahead branch of Nolands River.... Granbury.

Middleton; post village in Leon County.

Middlewater; post village in Hartley County.

Midland; a southwestern county, with an area of 972 square

miles. The population was 1,741; the county seat, Midland.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 40/. The

mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas

and Pacific Railway. 

Midland; county seat of Midland County; population, 722

(1890).
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Midlothian; post village in Ellis County; population, 832. 

Midway; post village in Madison County. 

Midyett; post village in Panola County. 

Miguel; post village in Frio County. 

Mikado; post village in Wood County.

Milam; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,044 square 

miles. The population was 39,666; the county seat, Cameron. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 05X . Abilene. The meananual rainfallis 42 inches, and the mean annual .T> aq*. 

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Gkilf, 

Colorado and Santa Ye, the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, 

and the International and Great Northern railroads.

Milam; post village-ill Sabine County.

Milano; post village in Milam County.

Milburn; post village in McCulloch County.

Milburn; village in San Saba County ....................... Brady.'

Mildred; post village in Navarro County.

Miles Station; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe

Railway, in Runnels County ............................ Hayrick.

Milford; post village in Ellis County; population, 653.

Military; mountain in Edwards County; elevation, 2,018 feet.. Nueces.

Mill; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Leon

River, in Comanche County............................. Stephenville.

Mill; branch, a small right-hand tributary of Brazos River.... Palo Pinto..

Mill; creek, a left-hand branch of Bluff Creek, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Abilene.

Mill; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Bra/os

River..;.......-......................................... Albany.

Mill; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary

to Little River ......................................... Georgetown.

Mill; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River .............. Mason.

Mill; creek, a small left-hand branch of Silver Creek, tributaryJWeatlierford. 

to West Fork of Trinity River. \Fort Worth.

Mill; creek, a small right-hand branch of Red River, in northeastern Texas.

Mill; creek, a small intermittent branch of Red River........ Denison.

Miller; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of East Nueces

River, tributary to the Nueces........................... Brackett.

Miller; creek, a small left-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Llano.

Miller; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of East

Nueces River, .tributary to Nueces River.................. Nneces.

Miller; mountain in Llano County.......................... Llano.

Miller; village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in

Dallas County.......................................... Dallas.

Millergrove; post village in Hopkins County.

Millers; creek, a right-hand branch of Pedernales River...... Blanco.

Millersview; post village in Concho County.

Millerton; village in San Augustine County.

Millett; post village in Lasalle County,

Millheim; post village in Austin County

Millican; post village in Brazos County.

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Mills; a central county, with an area of 604 square miles. The 

population was 7,851; the county seat, Goldthwaite. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 32 inches, and the mean annual temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado

San Saba. 

Lanlpasas. 

Hamilton. 

Brownwood.

and Santa Fe Railway.

Mills; post village in Freestone County. . Millsap; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Parker County............................................ Palo Pinto.

Millseat; post village in Hays County.

Millwood; post village in Collin County. , . Milner; post village in Cass County.

Milo; village in Briscoe County.

Milton; post village in Lamar County. . , Mina; village in Hunt County.

Minden; post village in Rusk County.

Mine; creek, a right-hand branch of Second Yegua Creek .... Bastrop.

Mineola; city in "Wood County; population, 1,725.

Minera; post village in Webb County.

Mineral; creek, small tributary of Red River. .............. Denison.

Mineral; post village in Bee County. : Mineral "Wells; town on Pollards Creek, in Palo Pin to County;

population, 2,048 ....................................... Palo Pinto.

Minerva; post A'illage in Milam County.

Mingo; post village in Denton County. . Mingus; lake in Palo Pinto County......................... Palo Pinto.

Mingus; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Minita; creek, small intermittent branch of San Antonio River. San Antonio.

Mink; post village in Montgomery County.

Minter; post village in Lamar County.

Miriam; post village in Liberty County.

Mission Valley; post village in Victoria County.

Missouri City; post Adllage in Fort Bend County.

Mitchell; a northwestern county, with an area of 807 square 

miles. The population was 2,855; the county seat, Colorado. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 20/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 61°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

and Pacific Railway. . .

Mitchell; bend in Brazos River, in Hood and Somervell counties. .........................."......................... Granbury.

Mitchell; branch, a small left-hand branch of Ponipey Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou ........-......-....-..:....... Brownwood.

Mitchell; creek, small branch of Llano River................ Llano.

Mitchell; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek... Flatonia.

Mitchell; lake in Bexar County ............................ San Antonio.

Mitre; peak in Jeff Davis County ........................... Alpine..

Mixia; .creek, small intermittent branch of Deep Creek....... Baird.

Mixon; post village in Cherokee County.

Mizpah; post village in Anderson County.

Moale; creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian River.

Mobeetie; county seat of Wheeler County,

Mobile; post village in Tyler County.
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Modisett; post village in Angelina County.

Moffat; post village in Bell County.......................... Temple.

Mohegan; post village in Hunt County.

Mollie; post village in Ked River County.

Monahans; post village in Ward County.

Monaville; post village in Waller County. . ' '

Monica; post village in Van Zandt County.

Monkstown; post village in Farinin County.

Monroe; post village in Rusk County.

Monserate; post village in Lavaca County.

Montague; a north central county, with an area of 976 square 

miles. The population was 24,800; the county seat, Montague. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 45'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 63°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the Chicago, Kock Island and 

Texas, and the Fort Worth and Denver City railways.

Montague; county seat of Montague County; population, 579.

Montalba; post village in Anderson County.

Mont Belvieu; post village in Chambers County.

Mont ell; creek, a right-hand branch of East Nueces River,

tributaryto Nueces River...:..._....................... Nueces.

Montell; post village in Uvalde County ..................... Nueces.

Monterey; post village in Angelina County.

Montero; post village in McLennan County.

Montfort; post village in Navarro County.

Montgomery; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,066 

square miles. The population was 17,067; the county seat, 

Conroe. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 10'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by.the Gulf, 

Colorado and Santa Fe, the International and Great Northern, and the Houston, East and West Texas railroads.

Montgomery; post village in Montgomery County.

Month alia; post village in Gonzales County.

Monticello; post village in Titus County.

Montopolis; village on Colorado River, inTravis County .... Austin.

Montvale; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

in Lampasas County.................................... Lampasas.

Montvale; post village in Golem an County.

Monument; peak in Fisher County......................... Roby.

Moody; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in McLennan County; population, 432 (1890)....... Temple.

Mooney; lake, small intermittent lake in Gonzales County... Flatonia.

Moore; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 885 

square miles. The population was 209; the county seat, 

Dumas. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 15/. 

The mean.annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 57°.

Moore; creek, a small right-hand branch of Mercer Creek,

tributary to Little River ................................ Brownwood.

Moore; post village in Frio County.

Moores; peak in Llano County ............................. Llano.
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Mooresville; village in Falls County ....................... Temple.

Mooreville; post village in Falls County.

Moorhead; post village in Valverde County.

Morales; post village in Jackson County.

Moran; post village in Shackelford County.

Morard; post village in Liberty County.

Moravia; post village in Lavaca County.

Moreland; post village in Collin County.

Morg; village in Stephens County.

Morgan; a city on Steele Creek, an intersection of the Gulf,

Colorado, and Santa Fe and the Texas Central railroads,

in Bosque County; population, 766...................... Granbury.

Morgan; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River........ Burnet.

Morgan; creek, a left-hand branch of Red River, in the Panhandle. 

Morgan Mill; post village on North Paluxy Creek, in Erath

County................................................. Stephenville.

Morince; post village in Van Zandt County.

Morita; village in Presidio County .......................... Shafter.

Morman; creek, a small right-hand branch of Threadgill Creek, fKerrville.

tributary to Leon River. iMason. 

Mormongrove; village in Grayson County. 

Moro; mountain in Runnels County ........................ Abilene.

Moro; post village in Taylor County.

Morrill; post village in Cherokee County.

Morris; a northeastern county, with an area of 278 square miles.

The population was 8,220; the county seat, Daingerfield.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15'. The

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the St. Louis

Southwestern and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways. 

Morris; hill in Llano County............................... Llano.

Morris; post village in Howard County.

Morris Ranch; post village in Gillepsie County.

Mortimer; village in Milain County. - Morton; post village in Cherokee County.

Moscow; post village in Polk County.

Mosheim; post village in Bosque County.

Mosley; post village in Montgomery County.

Mossbluff; post village in Liberty County.

Mossville; post village in Cooke County. . Motley; a northwestern county, with an area of 984 square

miles. The population was 1,257; the county seat, Matador.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30/. The

mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 60°. 

Motley; post village in Rusk County. 

Mott; post village in Angelina County.

Moulton; post village in Lavaca County; population, 231(1890). 

Mound; post village in Gory ell County. 

Mountain; branch, a small .right-hand branch of Leon River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Eastland.
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Mountain; Cleburne. creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River, tributary to Trinity River. ' Fort Worth- Dallas.

Mountain; pass in mountain in Palo Pinto County........... Sweetwater.

Mountain City; village in Hess County .*................... Austin.

Mountainhojne; post village in Kerr County.

Mountain Peak; post village in Ellis County.

Mountain Spring; post village in Copke County.

Mount Airy; village on the Texas Central Eailroad, in Erath

County ................................................ Stephenville.

Mount Barker; mountain in Travis County ...... ......... Austin.

Mount Blanco; post village in Crosby County.

Mountcalm; post village in Hill County.

Mount Carmel; post village in Smith County.

Mount Connor; mount in Shackelford County ........... r .. Albany.

Mount Enterprise; post village in Rusk County.

Mount Hudson; mount in Gillespie County ................ Fredericksburg.

Mount Joy; post village in Delta County.

Mount Nebo; mount in Gillespie County ................... Fredericksburg.

Mount Ord; mountain in Brewster County.................. Albany.

Mount Pleasant; county seat of Titus County; population, 903

(1890).

Mount Selman; post village in Cherokee County. 

Mount Sylvan; post village in Smith County. 

Mount Vernon; county seat of Franklin County; population,

589 (1890). 

Mourvall; bayou, a right-hand branch of Sabine River in

northeast Texas.

Mud; creek, a head branch of Angelina River, in eastern Texas. 

Mud; creek, a left-hand branch of Angelina River. 

Mud; creek, a left-hand branch of Elm Creek, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Ballinger.

Mud; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River ........ Weatherford.

Mud; creek, a right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek, tributary

to Pecan Bayou ........................................ Coleman.

Mud; post village in Travis County.

Mud; spring, in Brewster County........................... Terlingua.

Muddy; creek, a right-hand tributary to East Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Dallas.

Muela; creek, a'right-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

River................................................... Brackett.

Muellersville; post village in Washington County.

Muenster; post village in Cooke County.

Mukewater; creek, a left-hand branch of Home Creek, tribu-fColeman.

tary to Colorado River. IBrady. 

Mula; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River......... Brackett.

Mulberry; canyon in Nolan County ........................ Sweetwater.

Mulberry; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos (Sweetwater. 

TJ. wVbilene. River. lAnson.

Mulberry; creek, small intermittent branch of Navidad River. Flatonia. 

Mulberry; post village in Fannin County.
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Muldoon; post village in Fayette County.

Mule; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River.......... Hayrick.

Mullen; creek, a right-hand branch of Brown Creek, tributary /Brown wood. 

to Pecan Bayou. ISan Saba.

Mullin; post village in Mills County.

Mulock; post village in Hansford County.

Mumford; post village in Robertson County.

Munday; post village in Knox County.

Munroe, village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

in Johnson County ...'................................... Granby.

Munson; post village in Rockwall County. 

Murchison; post village in Henderson County.

Murchison; spring in Bastrop County ..........'........'.... Flatonia.

Muriel; post village in Tarrant County.

Murphy; creek, a small right-hand branch of Foyle Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River .................. Albany.

Murphy; post village in Collin County.

Murray; post village in Young County.

Murvaul; post village in Panola County.

Muse; village in Wise County.

Musgrove; post village in Franklin County.

Muskegon; post village in Orange County.

Musquiz; canyon in Jeff Davis and Brewster counties........ Alpine.

Mustang; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Onion Creek, tributary to Colorado River ................ Austin.

Mustang; canyon in Anacacho Mountains, in Kinney County. Brackett.

Mustang; creek, a left-hand branch of Brushy Creek, tributary to San Gabriel River............................... Taylor.

r Hamilton. 

Mustang; creek, a right-hand branch of Little Leoii River, I ,^ :,jjau

 tributary to Little River. iGatesville.

Mustang; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River...... Eden.

Mustang; creek, a left-hand branch of East Bosque River,

tributary to Bosque River............................... Granbury.

Mustang; creek, a left-hand branch of Nolands River, tributary to Brazos River............................. 1..... Cleburne.

Mustang; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River....... Ballinger.

Mustang; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary

to Little River ......................................... Hamilton.

Mustang; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of East 

Nueces River, tributary to Nueces River.

Mustang; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Meridian Creek, tributary to Bosque River ............... Meridian.

Mustang; creek, a small stream flowing into Matagorda Bay, 

a branch of Lavaca River.

Mustang; creek, small branch of Mineral Creek, a tributary of

Red River ............................................. Dennison.

Mustang; island,a low sand bar protecting Corpus ChristiBay.

Mustang; post village in Denton County.

Mustang; ridge of mountains in Hays and Travis counties.... Austin.

Mustang; water hole, a reservoir in Uvalde County.......... Brackett.

Mute; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Robinson Creek, tributary to Brazos River..................... Granbury.
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Myer, branch, small branch of Mineral Creek, a tributary of

Red River ............................................. Dennison.

Myers; post village in Burleson County.

Myra; post village in Cooke County.

Myrtle Springs; post village in Van Zandt County.

Nabors; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River.... San Saba.

Nacogdoches; a southeastern county, with an area of 962

square miles. The population was 24,663; the county seat,

Nacogdoches. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

7° 45'. The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by

the "Houston, East and WestTexas Railway. 

Nacogdoches; county seat of Nacogdoches County; population

1,827. ' 

Nada; post village in Colorado County. 

Nalley; post village in McLennan County. 

Nameless; village on Sandy Creek, in Travis County......... Georgetown.

Nanhattie; post village in Coke County.

Naples; post village in Morris County.

Naruna; post village in Burnet County.................... Bnrnet.

Nash; creek, aright-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to

Little River............................................. Eastland.

Nash; village in Ellis County.

Nashland; post village in Jefferson County.

Nasterling; creek, small branch of Llano River.............. Llano.

Nat; post village in Nacogdoches County. 

Nathan; post village in Johnson County. 

Navarro; a northeastern county, with an area of 1,136 square

miles. The population was 43,374; the county seat, Corsicana. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 15-/ .

The mean annual rainfall is 44 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the Houston

and Texas Central and the St.Louis Southwestern railroads. 

Navasota; city in Grimes County; population, 3,857. 

Navasota; river, a large left-hand branch of Brazos River. 

Navidad; branch of Lavaca River. 

Navidad; post village in Jackson County. 

Navo; post village in Den ton County. 

Naylor; post village in Donley County. 

Nazareth; post village in Castro County. 

Neal; post village in Madison County. 

Nebo; mountain in Parker County.......................... Weatherford.

Nebo; post village in Cherokee County.

Necessity; post village in Stephens County.

Nechanitz; post .village in Fayette County.

Neches; post village in Anderson County.

Neches; river, a stream of eastern Texas, flowing into Sabine

Lake.

Nederland; post village in Jefferson County. 

Needmore; post village in Delta County. 

Needville; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Needy; left-hand branch of Nueces River. 

Negley; post village in Red River County. 

Negro; creek, a left-hand branch of Nueces River.
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Neil; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosque River, heading in

three intermittent forks, North, Middle, arid South....... Meridian.

Neinda; post village in Jones County; elevation, 1,785 feet... Roby.

Nelson; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River.

Nelsonville; post village in Austin County.

Nelta; post village in Hopkins County.

Nemo; post village in Soniervell County. . Neola; post village in Hunt County.

Neri; post village in Hood County.

Nesbitt; post village in Robertson County; population 218, 

(1890). " .

Nettie; post village in Polk County.

Neut; post village in Fannin County.

Neuville; post village in Shelby County.

Nevada; post village in Collin County; population, 356.

Newark; post village in Wise County.

New Baden; post village in Robertson County.

New Berlin; post village in Guadalupe County.

New Birmingham; post village in Cherokee County; population, 668 (1890).

New Boston; post village in Bowie County; population, 382 

. (1890).

New Braunfels; county seat of Comal County; population, 

2,097.

Newburg; post village on South Leon Creek, in Comanche

County ................................................ Brownwood.

N"ew Caney; post village in Montgomery County.

Newcomb; post village in Shackelford County.

New Fountain; post village in Medina County.

Newharp; post village in Montague County.

New Hope; post village in Dallas County ................... Dallas.

New Hope; village in Parker County ....................... Weatherford.

Newlin; post village in Hall County.

Newman; post village on Clear Fork of Brazos River, in Fisher

County; elevation, 1,795 feet.....:............... J....... Roby.

Newman Spring; village in Presidio County................ San Carles.

Newport; post village in Clay County.

New Salem; post village in Rusk County.

Newsom; village on Clear Fork of Brazos River, in Jones

County................................................ Anson.

New Sweden; village in Travis County ..................... Austin.

Newton; a southeastern county, within area of 903 square

miles. The population was 7,282; the county seat, Newton.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The

mean annual rainfall is 55 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 69°. The county is traversed by the Choctaw,

Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad: 

.Newton; county seat of Newton County. 

Newton; creek, a small right-hand branch of Five Mile Creek,

tributary to Trinity River............................... Dallas.

New TJlm; post village in Austin County. 

New Waverly; post village in Walker County. 

New York; post village in Henderson County. 

Neyland; post village in Hunt County.
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Neylandville; post village in Hunt County 

Nicholson; creek, a left-hand branch of Double Mountain

Fork, a head branch of Brazos River .................... Roby.

Nicholson; post village in Fannin County.

Nickel; post village in Gonzales County. 

Nigger; creek; a small left-hand branch of Hubbard Crock

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.. 1............... Albany.

Nigger Head; hill in Burnet County; elevation, 1,313 feet... Burnet.

Nigton; post village in Trinity County.

Nile; post village in Milam County.

Nimrod; post village in Eastland County.

Nipple; peak in Coke County............................... Hayrick.

Niwot; post village in Coleman County.

Nix; post village in Lampasas County ....................... Lampasas.

Nixon; post village in Guadalupe County:

Nixon Spring; village in Presidio County................... San Carlos.

Nobility; post village in Fannin County.

Noble; post village in Lamar County. 

Nockenut; post village in Wilson County. 

Nocona; post village in Montague County; population, 961. 

Nogales; post village in Trinity County. 

Nolan; a northwestern county, with an area of 828 squaremiles. The population was 2,611; the county seat, Sweetwater. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. 

T,he mean annual rainfall. is 22 inches, and the mean

Roby. 

Sweetwater.

annual temperature 62°. The county is traversed by the

Texas and Pacific Railway. 

Nolan; post village in Nolan County. 

Nolands; river, a left-hand branch of Brazos River, heading in/Cleburne.

West and Middle Noland creeks. iGranbury, - 

Nolanville; post village in Bell County. 

Nolton; creek, a left-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

River.................................................. Uval.de.

Nome; post village in Jefferson County.

Nona; post'village in Hardin County.

Nonvay Hill; village in Bosque County..................... Meridian.

Noodle; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Clear Fork/Sweetwater.

of Brazos River. \Roby. 

Noodle; post village in Jones County. 

Noonday; post village in Smith County. ' 

Nopal; post village in Dewitt County. 

Nordheim; post village in Dewitt County. 

Norfolk; village in Rusk County. 

Norman; hill in Bosque County ............................ Meridian.

Normanna; post village in Bee County.

Norse; post village in Bosque County ....................... Meridian.

North.; creek; a left-hand branch of Guadalupe River ........ Fredericksburg.

North; fork, a right-hand tributary of Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................,............:... Albany.

North; fork, a small left-hand branch of Salado Creek, tributary to Little River........................... 1......... Georgetown.

North; valley in Schleicher County ......................... Fort McKavett.

North Cow; bayou, a left-hand branch of South Cow Branch,

in McLennan County............ ^...................... Temple.
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Northfleld; post village in Motley County. 

North Fish; creek, small branch of Red River .............. Gainesville.

North Fork; branch of Lavaca River ....................... Flatonia.

Northfork; post village in Gray County.

North Franklin; triangulation station on Franklin Mountains;

elevation, 7,140 feet .................................... El Paso. .

North Galveston; post village in Gal'veston County.

North Grape; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales River. _ j Fredericksburg.

iBlanco. 

North Llano; draw, a shallow valley in Sutton County...... Fort'McKavett.

North Llano; river; a head branch of Llano River........../Fort McKavett.

iRock Springs. 

North Mesquite; creek, a small right-hand branch of East Fork

of Trinity River .......................................I Dallas.

North Palo; creek, a head branch of Pinto Creek, tributary to/Eastland.

Brazos River. iBreckenridge. 

North Rocky; creek, a head branch of Rocky Creek, tributary

to Little River .......................................... Burnet.

Northrup; post village in Lee County. 

North Sandy; branch of Lavaca River. . . North Waco; post village in McLennan County.

North Willow; branch of San Fernando Creek.............. Llano.

Norton; post village in Runnels County. 

Norwood; village in McLennan County. 

Novice; post village in Coleman County..................... Ballinger.

Novobrad; post village in Lavaca County.

Nowell; village in Lamar County.

Noxville; post village on East Fork of James River, in -Kimble

County ........... -....--.....----.---...-.-.----....-. Kerrville.

Nubbin; mountain ridge in Cooke County................... Gainesville.

Nubia; post village in Taylor County ....................... Sweetwater.

Nueces; a southern county, with an area of 2,460 square miles.

The population was 10,439; the county seat, Corpus Christi;

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The

mean annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual temperature 73°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio . 

and Aransas Pass and the Mexican National railroads.

Nueces; bay, an arm of Corpus Christi Bay extending inland.

Nueces; hill in Uvalde County ............................. Uvalde.

Nueces; river of southern Texas, heading in the broken country 

south of the Staked Plains and flowing southeasterly to 

Corpus Christi Bay. Drainage area, 18,944 square miles; 

length, 310 miles.

Nuecestown; post village in Nueces County.

Nugent; post village in Jones County. . . Nunn; village in Wilbarger County.

Nunnsville; post village in Lee County.

Nursery; post village in Victoria County.

Nus; village in Limestone County.

Oak; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River, in Runnels

County ................................................ Hayrick.

Oak; creek, a left-hand intermittent tributary of Rio Grande

River.................................................. Marfa.
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Oak; hills in Presidio County ..... T ........................ Marfa.

Oak; village in Ellis County.

Oakalla; post village on Rocky Creek, in Burnet County...... Georgetown.

Oak Cliff; post village in Dallas County; population, 3,630.

Oakforest; post village in Gonzales County.

Oakhill; post village in Travis County ...................... Austin.

Oakhurst; .post village in San Jacinto County.

Oakland; post village in Colorado County; population, 250

(1890).

Oakley; post village in Bexar County. 

Oakville; county seat of Live Oak County; population, 329

(1890).

Oakwood; post village in Leon County; population, 231 (1890). 

Oasis; post village in Dallas County.

Oatman; creek, a small right-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to the Colorado River............................. Llano.

Obal; village in Jefferson County.

Obar; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek ....... Flatonia.

Obar; hill in Fayette County ............................... Flatonia.

Obe; post village in Harrison County.

Obi; hill in Uvalde County ................................. Uvalde.

Oby; post village in Camp County.

Ocee; post village in McLennan County.

Ochiltree; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

864 square miles. The population was 267; the county

seat, Ochiltree. The mean magnetic declination iu 1900

was 10° 45'. The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and

the mean annual temperature 57°. 

Ochiltree; county seat of Ochiltree County. 

Ocker; post village in Bell County. 

O'Daniel; post village in Guadalupe County. 

Odds; post village in Limestone County. 

Odessa; county seat of Ector County.

Odley; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Hackberry Creek, tributary to East Nueces River ............. Nueces.

Oenaville; post village on Big Elm Creek, in Bell County.... Temple.

O'Farrell; post village in Cass.County.

Ogarita; post village in Travis County.

Ogden; post village in Falls County.

Oglesby; post village in Coryell County.

Ohio; post village on Plum Creek, in Hamilton County ...... Hamilton.

Ojuelos; post village in Webb County.

Oklaunion; post village in Wilbarger County.

Okra; post village in Eastland County.

Ola; post village in Kaufman County.

Old Boy; spring in Presidio County......................... Terlingua.

Oldenburg; post vi'.lage in Fayette County.

Oldham; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

1,470 square miles. The population was 349; the county

seat, Tascosa. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

11° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the

mean annual temperature 55°. The county is traversed by

the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway.
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Old Round Rock; village on International and Great Northern

Railroad, in Williamson County.......................... Georgetown.

Oletha; post village in Limestone County.

Oleys; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Double 

Mountain Fork, a head branch of Brazos River.

Olga; post village in Nolan County.

Olin; post Village in Hamilton County.

Olive; post village in Hardin County; population, 383 (1890).

Oliver; creek, a right-hand tributary to Trinity River, in Northern Texas.

Olivia; post village in Calhoun County.

Olmos; creek, a right-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

River....~...^......................................... Brackett.

Olmus; creek, small intermittent branch of San Antonio River.. San Antonio.

Olmus; post village in Guadalupe County.

Olney; post village in Young County.

Olomos; creek, a small tributary to Alacon Bay.

Olympus; post village in Childress County.

Omaha; post village in Morris County; population, 219 (1890).

Omega; post village in Upshur County.

Omen; post village in Smith County; population, 508 (1890).

Ondee; post village in Hamilton County.

Onion; branch, a small left-hand branch of Jvickapoo Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Weatherford.

Onion; creek, a large right-hand branch of Colorado River .. .< ancoI Austin.

Onion; creek, a left-hand, intermittent branch of Brady Creek,

tributary to San Saba River............................. Brady.

Onion; creek, a small left-hand branch of Station Creek, tributary to Leon River ..................................... Temple.

Onion; creek, a small right:hand tributary to Trinity River .. Cleburne. 

Onion; gap in Brady Mountains, through which flows Onion

Creek ................................................. Brady.

Opal; post village in Wise County.

Open; hollow in Uvalde County ............................ Brackett.

Open Oak; creek, a right-hand tributary to Trinity River.

Ophelia; post village, Rains County.

Oplin; post village, Callahan County.

Opossum; creek, a right-hand branch of AVilliamson Creek,/Georgetown.

tributary to San Gabriel River. \Taylor. 

Opossum; hollow, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

West Nueces River, tributary to Nueces. .................. Nueces.

Opossum; hollow in Cooke County ......................... Gainesville.

O'Q,uinn; post village in Fayette County.

Ora; post village in Angelina County.

Oral; post village in Hayes County.

Oran; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Orange; a southeastern county, with an area of 392 square

miles. The population was 5,905; the county seat, Orange.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15'. The

mean annual rainfall is 55 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Choctaw,

Oklahoma and Gulf, the Southern Pacific, and the Texas

and New Orleans railroads.
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Orange; county seat of Orange County; population, 3,835. 

Orangeville; post village in Fannin County. 

Orchard; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Ord; mountain group of western Texas. 

Orelia; village in Frio County. 

Oriana; post village in Stonewall County. 

Orient; post village in Knox County.

Orio; post -village in Van Zandt County. ' . 

Oriole; post village in Houston County. <-- 

Orlena; post village in Cooke County. 

Orphans Home; post village in 'Dallas County. 

Osage; post village on Bluff Creek, in Coryell County ........ Meridian. 

Osborne; post village in Wilbarger County.

Oscar; post village in Bell County.

Oso; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Cibolo Creek,

tributary to Rio Grande Eiver. 

Oso; creek, a small stream flowing into Corpus Christi Bay.

Otis; post village in Baatrop County.

Ottawa; post village in Madison County.

Ottine; post village in Gonzales County.

Otto; post village in Falls County.

Overton; post village in Rusk County; population, 401 (1890).

Ovilla; post village on Eed Oak Creek, in Ellis County....... Dallas.

Owenville; post village in Sutton County.

Owlet Green; post village in Van Zandt County.

Oxford; post village in Llano County ...I................... Llano.

Oyster; creek, a small stream flowing into the Gulf of Mexico,

near the mouth of Brazos Eiver. 

Ozark; post village in Lainar County. 

Ozona; county seat of Crockett County. 

Ozro; post village in Ellis County. 

Paces Ferry; post village in Jasper County. 

Pacio; post village in Delta County. 

Packsaddle; mountain in Llano County .................... Llano.

Pacono; post village in Camp County.

Paddock; post village in Lamar County.

Padre; island, a low sand bar stretching along the southern

coast from near the mouth.of Rio Grande northward to

Corpus Christi Bay, inclosing Laguna de la Maclre and

Alacan bays. 

Padre Mine; canyon in El Paso County..................... W. San Antonio.

Padrone; hill in Bexar County ..........................:... San Antonio.

Paducah; county seat of Cottle County.

Page; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces Eiver, tributary to the Nueces ................... Brackett.

Paige; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in Bastrop County ................................ Bastrop.

Paint;- creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou ............ .Coleman.

Paint; creek, a small right-hand branch of Third Yegua Creek,

tributary to Brazos Eiver................................ Bastrop.

Painted Bock; creek, a small left-hand branch of Eio Grande,

in Pecos County. 

Paintrock; post village on Concho River, in Concho County;

population, 323(1890) ......................... rrfr '. F . fff Ballinger.
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Paisano; post village in Starr County. 

Faisano; village on the Southern Pacific Eailroad, in Presidio

County ................................................ Alpine.

Palace; post village in Van Zandt County.

Palacios; post village in Matagorde County.

Palava; post village in Fisher County.

Palestine; county seat of Anderson County; population, 8,297.

Palmer; post village in Ellis County; population, 480.

Palmer; triangulation station in Kinney County ............. Brackett.

Palo Alto; creek, a left-hand branch of Pedernales River .... Fredericksburg.

Palo Blanco; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces Eiver .. Brackett. 

Palo Duro; head branch of Red River, in the Staked Plains. 

Paloduro; post village in Armstrong County. 

Palo Pinto; a north central county, with an area of 971 square"

miles. The population was 12,291; the county seat, Palo

Pinto. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 10'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual

Breckenridge. 

Palo Pinto.

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas and 

Pacific Railway.

Palo Pinto; county seat of Palo Pinto County.

Paluxy; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River, heading in

North and South Paluxy creeks ......................... Graribury.

Paluxy; post village on Paluxy Creek, in Hood County...... Granbury.

Pampa; post village in Gray County.

Pancake; post village in Carroll County...................... Meridian.

Panhandle; county seat of Carson County.

Pankey; post village in Grimes County.

Panna Maria; post village in Karnes County.

Panola; a northeastern county, with an area of 814 square miles. 

The population was 21,404; the county seat, Carthage. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the Texas, 

Sabine Valley and Northwestern and the Marshall, Tiinpson and Sabine Pass railways.

Panola; post village in Panola County.

Pansy; post village in Navarro County.

Panter; post village in Hood County.

Panther; canyon, in Presidio County ....................... Terlingua.

Panther; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River.......... Mason.

Panther; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River .. Burnet.

Panther; creek, a small left-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Palo Pinto.

Panther; creek, a small branch of Field Creek, a small tributary of San Fernando Creek............................. Llano.

Panther; mountain, in Presidio County.............. ....... Terlingua.

Panther; spring, in Presidio County........................ Terlingua.

Papalote; post village in Bee County.

Paradise; post village in Wise County.

Paris; county seat of Lamar County; population, 9,358.

Parita; creek, small intermittent branch of Calaveras Creek,

a tributary of San Antonio River ........................ San Antonio.

Parita; post village in Bexar County.
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Atlas sheet.

Park; post village in Bowie County. 

Parker; a north central county, with an area of 888 square'

miles. The population was 25,823; the county seat,

Weatherford. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

8° 45/. The mean annual rainfall is 38 inches, and the 

mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by

Weatherford. 

Palo Pinto.

the Texas and Pacific, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa -Fe, 

and the Weatherford, Mineral AVells and Northwestern 

railways.

Parker; village in Collin County.

Park Springs; post village in Wise County. ;

Parmer; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 

873 square miles. The population was 34. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 30'. The mean annual 

rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 55°. 

The county is traversed by the Pecos and Northern Texas, 

a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Kail way.

Parsons; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

in Parker County....................................... Weatherford.

Partridge; creek, a right-hand branch of Cowhouse Creek,

tributary to Little River ................................ Hamilton.

Parvin; post village in Denton County.

Pasadena; post village in Harris County.

Paschall; post village in Wise County.

Pass Cavallo; entrance to Matagorda Bay.

Patilo; post village in Erath County.

Pato Gacho; bayou, a right-hand branch of Sabine River, in 

eastern Texas.

Patrick; post village in McLennan County .............. ^... Waco.

Patroon; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River, in eastern Texas.

Patroon; post village in Shelby County.

Patterson; post village in Waller County.

Patton; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in McLennan County............................... Waco.

Pattonville; post village in Larnar County.

Pauli; post village in Montgomery County.

Pauls Store; post village in Shelby County.

Pawpaw; creek, small branch of Red River ................. Dennison.

Paxton; post village in Shelby County.

Payne; post village in Mills County.

Paynes; gap in Mills County ^.............................. Lampasas.

Paynes; waterhole, in Brewster County..................... Terlingua.

Paynespring; post village in Henderson County.

Payton; post village in Blanco County.

Peacevale; post village in Hutchinson County.

Peach; creek, a tributary to San Jacinto River.

Peach; creek, small intermittent branch of Guadalupe River.. Flatonia.

Peach; post village in Wood County.

Pearl; post village in Coryell County.

Pearland; post village in Brazoria County.

Pearsall; county seat of Frio County; population, 766 (1890).

Pearson; post village in Montague County.
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Pease; river, a right-hand branch of Bed River, in northwestern part of the State.

Peaster; post village in Parker County.

(Colenian. 

Pecan; bayou, a large left-hand branch of Colorado River....JBrownwood.

^SanSaba.

Pecan; bayou, a large right-hand branch of Red River, in northeastern Texas

Pecan; branch, a tributary to North Bosque River........... Temple.

Pecan; branch, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Gainesville.

Pecan; creek, a left-hand branch of Live Oak Creek, tributary/Kerrville.

to Pedernales River. iFredericksburg.

Pecan; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River, tributary to

the Colorado........................................... Llano.

Pecan; creek, a left-hand tributary to Trinity River.......... Cleburne.

Pecan; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to

Little River............................................ Hamilton.

Pecan; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River, in northeastern Texas.

Pecan; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado River... Burnet.

Pecan; creek, a small right-hand branch of Big Elm Creek,

tributary to Little River ................................ Temple.

Pecan; creek, a right-hand branch of South Concho River,

tributary to Concho River............................... San Angelo.

Pecan; creek; a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Pecan; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek....... Gainesville.

Pecan; spring in Edwards County........................... Nueces.

Pecan; spring in Cooke County............................. Gainesville.

Pecan; spring, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Crownest Creek, tributary to Concho River on left....... Hayrick.

Pecan; spring in the valley of Pecan Creek, in Tom Green

County................................................ San Angelo.

Pecangap; post village in Delta County.

Pecangrove; post village in Coryell County.

Pecan Springs; branch, small branch of Marshall Creek, a

tributary of Cold Spring Run............................ Llano.

Pecan Springs; village in Sutton County................... Fort McKavett.

Pecan Springs; village in Travis County ................... Austin.

Pecos; a western county, with an area of 8,312 square miles. 

The population was 2,360; the county seat, Fort Stockton. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 10° 20'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 16 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific Railroad.

Pecos; county seat of Reeves County; population, 639.

Pecos; river, a large eastern branch of the Rio Grande, which 

heads in the mountains just east of Santa Fe, N. Mex., and 

flows in a course generally a little east of south to its junction with the Rio Grande. Length, 663 miles.

Peden; post village in Tarrant County.
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Atlas sheet.

Pedernales; river, a large right-hand branch of Colorado f errvvi e- Biver> Lredencksburg.

[Blancq.

Pedigo; post village in Tyler County.

Pedro; creek, a right-hand branch in Neches River, in eastern 

Texas.

Peede; post village in Kaufman County.

Peerless; post village in Hopkins County.

Peister; village in Parker County .......................... Weatherford.

Pelham; post village in Navarro County.

Pelican; post village in Liberty County.

Pella; post village in Wise County.

Peloncillo; peak in Kinney County......................... Brackett.

Pena; spring in Brewster County ........................... Terlingua.

Pendleton; post village in Sabine County.

Pendleton; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in Bell County.........................'......'..... Temple.

Pendletonville; post village in Bell County.

Penelope; post village in Hill County.

Peniel; post village in Hunt County.

Penn; post village in Hopkins County.

Pennington; post village in Trinity County.

Peoria; post village in Hill County; population, 349 (1890).

Pepper; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River..................................... Temple.

Pepper; post village in Rusk County.

Percilla; post village in Houston County.

Perdiz; creek, a left-handed tributary to Rio GJrande River... Marfa.

Perry; post village in Falls County.

Perry Landing; post village in Brazoria County.

Perryman; village in Liberty County.

Perryville; post village in Wood County.

Personville; post village in Limestone County.

Pert; post village in Anderson County.

Pesch; village in Washington County.

Pete; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River ...... Breckehridge.

Peter; creek, a small left-hand tributary to the Colorado River. Burnet.

Peters; post village in Austin County.

Petersburg; post village in Hale County.

Petersville; post village in Polk County.

Petteway; post village in Robertson County.

Pettus; post village in Bee County.

Petty; post village in Lamar County; population, 206 (1890).

Peveler; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River.... Breckenridge.

Pflugerville; post village in Travis County.................. Austin.

Phalba; post village in Van Zandt County.

Phantom; lake in Jeff Davis County........................ Fort Davis.

Phantom Hill; village on Clear Fork of Brazos River, in Jones

County ................................................ Arisen.'

Phelps; post village in Walker County.

Phillips; rock, summit in Llano County..................... Llano.

Phillipsburg; post village in Washington County. 

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Picaso; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River, in 

southwestern Texas.

Pickton; post village in Hopkins County.

Pidcoke; post village in Gory ell County.

Piedro; creek, small branch of San Antonio River ........... San Antonio.

Piedro Pinto; creek, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande.

Pierce; post village in Wharton County.

Pigeon; post village in Erath County.

Pike; peak in Edwards County; elevation, 1,905 feet......... Nueees.

Pike; post village in Collin County.

Pilgrim; post village in Gonzales County.

Pilot; branch, a small right-hand branch of Nolands River,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Cleburne.

Pilot: knob, a hill in Bosque County........................ Meridian.

Pilot; knob, a hill in Bosque County........................ Granbury.

Pilot; knob, a hill in Erath County. ......................... Stephenville.

Pilot; knob, a hill in Travis County ........................ Austin.

Pilot; knob, a hill in Williamson County; elevation, 1,160 feet. Georgetown.

Pilotgrove; post village in Grayson County.

Pilot Knob; triangulation station immediately south of Williamson County ........................................ Austin.

Pilot Point; village in Denton County; population, 1,090 

(1890). '

Pinckney; post village in Polk County.

Pinks; peak in Brewster County; elevation, 3,681 feet........ Terlingua.

Pine; creek, a small right-hand branch of Red River, in northeastern Texas.

Pine; post village in Camp County.

Pineforest; post village in Hopkins County.

Pinegrove; post village in Henderson County.

Pinehill; post village in Rusk County.

Pine Island; bayou, a.right-hand branch of Neches River.

Pine Mills; post village in Wood County.

Pin'e Ridge; post village in Harrison County.

Pine Valley; post village in Walker County.

Piney; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River.......... Bastrop.

Pinkerton; post village in liaskell County.

Pinkham; post village in Bowie County.

Pinkston; post village in Navarro County.

Pin Oak; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek ... Flatonia.

Pinoak; creek, small intermittent branch of Buckner Creek.. Flatonia.

Pinoak; creek, small branch of Colorado River.............. Flatonia.

Pinoak; creek, small branch of Peach Creek ................ Flatonia.

Pinoak; mound, hill in Gonzales County............. ....... Flatonia.

Pinta; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande, in 

Presidio County.

Pintas; small tributary to Alacan Bay.

Pinto; canyon in Presidio County........................... Ruidosa.

Pinto; creek, a left-hand tributary to Rio Grande River...... Brackett.

Pinto; mountain in Kinney County; elevation, 1,551 feet .... Brackett.

Pioneer; post village in Eastland County.

Pipecreek; post village in Bandera County.

Pirtle; post village in Rusk County.

Pisek; post village in Colorado County.
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Pitman; branch, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River .................'......................... Gainesville.

Pittbridg-e; post village in Burleson County.

Pittsburg; county seat of Camp County; population, 1,783.

Pizzarro; post village in Erath County.

Plain; post village in Houston County.

Plainview; post-village in Hale County.

Piano; city in Collin County; population, 1,304.

Plantersville; post village in Grimes County.

Platt; post village in .Angelina County.

Pleasantgrove; post village in Wood County.

Pleasanton; county seat of Atascosa County; population, 367 

(1890).

Pleasantpoint; post village in Johnson County ............. Cleburne.

Pleasant Valley; post village in Dallas County ............. Dallas.

Pledger; post village in Matagorda County.

Plehweville; post village in Mason County.

Plowman; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River....... Granbury.

Plum; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of East

Cottonwood Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River. Roby.

Plum; creek, a right-hand branch of Mustang Creek, tributary (Hamilton, 

to Little River. \Meridian.

Plum; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Roby.

Plum; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Plum; post village in Fayette County.

Pluto; post village in Ellis County.

Pocahontas; village in Montgomery County.

Poe; village in Blanco County.

Poer; post village in Bowie County.

Poetry; post village in Kaufman County.

Point; peak in Llano County ............................... Llano:

Point; post village in Rains County.

Pointblank; post village in San Jacinto County.

Polecat; creek, a right-hand branch of Hackberry Creek, tributary to Nueces River.................................... Nueces.

Polecat; creek, small branch of Medina River............... W. San Antonio.

Polecat; springs in Edwards County ........................ Nueces.

Polk; a southeastern county, with an area of 1,110 square miles. 

The population was 14,447; the county seat, Livingston. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Houston, East 

and West Texas Railway.

Polk; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Home Creek, (Ballinger. 

tributary to Colorado River. IColeman.

Pollards; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River.......... Palo Pirito.

Poll ok; post village in Angelina County. .

Polly; post village in Bandera County.

Polvo; village on Rio Grande River, in Presidio County...... Polvo.

Pompey; creek, a left-hand branch of Blanket Creek, tributary

to Pecan Bayou ........................................ Brownwood.

Pompey; mountains in Mills County........................ Brownwood.
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Ponder; post village in Denton County. 

Pone; post village in Rusk County. 

Ponta; post village in Cherokee County. 

Pontoc; creek, small intermittent branch of Lavaca River.... Flatonia.

Pontotoc; post village in Mason County ..................... Llano.

Pony; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River......... Ballinger,

Pony; creek, a right-hand branch of Paluxy Creek, tributary/Stephenville.

to Brazos River. \Granbury. 

Poolville; post village in Parker County.................... Weatherford.

Poor; hollow, a valley in Schleicher County ................. Tort McKavett.

Pope; post village in Bowie County.

Popher; village in Angelina County.

Port Arthur; post village in Jefferson County; population, 900.

Port Bolivar; post village in Galveston County.

Porters; post village in Montgomery County.

Porters Bluff; post village in Navarro County.

Porter Springs: post village in Houston County.

Portland; post village in San Patricio County.

Port Lavaca; county seat of Calhoun County; population, 365

(1890).

Port Neches; post village in J.efferson County. 

Port Sullivan; post village in Milam County. 

Posey; post village in Hopkins County. 

Posideon; post village in Palo Pinto County. 

Post; mountain in Burnet County; elevation, 1,556 feet....... Burnet.

Post; mountain in Presidio County ......................... Terlingua.

Post Oak; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos

River.................................................. Albany.

Post Oak; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River.. Burnet. 

Post Oak; creek, a small left-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River........................................... Anson.

Post Oak; branch, a small left-hand branch of Gonzales.Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Breckenridge.

Post Oak; branch, a small right-hand branch of Little Cedar

Creek, tributary to Brazos River ....................,._. Breckenridge.

Postoak; creek, small branch of Choctaw Creek, a tributary of

Red River ............................................. Denison.

Postoak; creek, small branch of Medina River .............. W. San Antonio.

Postoak; post village in Jack County.

Post Oak; ridge of mountains in Burnet and Travis counties. J^ 11 "16 '

(.Georgetown.

Postoak Point; post village in Austin County.

Potato; hill, summit in Riley Mountains.................... Llano.

Potatoe; hill in Comanche County.......................... Brownwood.

Poteet; post village in Atascosa County.

Poth; post village in Wilson County.

Potosi; post village in Taylor County.

Potter; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 874

square miles. The population was 1,820; the county seat,

Amarillo. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11°

15'. The mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean

annual temperature 57°. The county is traversed by the

Fort A'\rorth and Denver City, and the Pecos Valley and

Northeastern railways.
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Potters; peak in Lampasas County.......................... Lampaaas.

Pottsboro; post village in Grayson County; population, 400.

Pottsville; postvillageonCo\vbouseCreek,inHamiltoiiCountv. Hamilton.

Powderly; post village in Lamar County.

Powell; post village in Navarro Countyi

Powelldale; mountains in Bosque County................... Gfranbury.

Powelldale; village on Mesquite Creek, in Bosque County.... Granbury. ..

Powers; post village in Bandera County.

Poyner; post village in Henderson County.

Praha; post village in Fayette County.

Prairie; creek, a left-hand branch of Elm Fork of Trinity

River, in Dallas County................................. Dallas.

Prairie; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Paluxy

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Granbury.

Prairie; creek, small branch of Buckner Creek .............. Flatonia.

Prairie; gap in Brown County.............................. Brownwood.

Prairie; mountain in Llano County......................... Llano.

Prairie; valley in Hill County.............................. Waco.

Prairiedell; post village in Bell County.

Prairie Dog; fork, one of the two head branches of Red River,

in the Panhandle.

Prairiegrove; post'village in Limestone County. 

Prairiehill; post Village in Limestone County. 

Prairie Lea; post village in Caldwell County. 

Prairie Mountain Spring; branch, small branch of Bullhead

Creek, a tributary of Hickory Creek..................... Llano.

Prairie Plains; post village in Grimes County. 

Prairieview; post village in Waller County. 

Prairieville; post village in Kaufman County. 

Prattville; post village in Delta County.

Prescott; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River.. San Saba.

rShafter.

Presidio; a western county, with an area of 3,970 square miles. 

The population was 3,673; the county seat, Marfa. The mean 

magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean annualrainfall is 12 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65° 

The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific Railroad.

Ruidosa. 

Albany. 

Marfa. 

San Carlos. 

Chispa.

.Valentine 

Presidio; creek, a small left-hand branch of Rio Grande, in

Presidio County.

Presidio; post village on the Rio Grande, in Presidio County.. Shatter. 

Presley; post village in Titus County. 

Preston; post village in Grayson County. 

Price; post village in Anderson County. 

Prickly Pear.; creek, small intermittent branch of Borden

Creek ................................................. Flatonia.

Priddy; post village in Mills County.

Prieta; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River, in southAvestern Texas.

Prinlm; post village in Fayette County. 

Primrose; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Princeton; post village in Collin County. 

Pritchett; post village in Upshur County.
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Proctor: post village in Comanche County. 

Proffitt; post village in Young County. 

Progreso; post Adllage in Hidalgo County. 

Proserpina; post village in Jasper County. 

Prospect; post village in Clay County. 

Prosper; post village in Collin County. 

Providence; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Pruitt; post village in Van Zandt County. 

Pryor; post village in Navarro County. ' 

Pueblo; village in Coleman County ......................... Brady.

Puertacitas; mountains in Presidio County; elevation, 6,000

feet ................................................... Albany.

Pulliani; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces Kiver ...... Nueces.

Pullin; post village in Karnes County.

Pumphrey; post village in Runnels County.

Pumpville; post village in Valverde County.

Purdon; post village in Navarro County.

Purley; post village in Franklin County.

Purmela.; post village in Coryell County.

Pursley; post village in JSTavarro County.

Purves; post village in Erath County.

Putnam; mountain in Llano County........................ Llano. .

Putnam; post village in Callahan County.

Pyburn; post village in Freestone County.

Pyland; post village in Freestone County.

Pylas; post village in Husk County.

Pyramid; rock on Eiley Mountain; elevation, 1,747 feet ...:. Llano.

Pyron; post village in Scurry County.

Quail; post village in Collingsworth County.

Quanah; county seat of Hardeman County; population, 1,651.

Quarry; creek, a right-hand branch of Valley Creek, tributary

to Colorado River .......................\.............. Hayrick.

Quarry; post village in Washington County.

Quartz Knob; hill, in Llano County........................ Llano.

Queen City; post village in Cass County; population, 672 (1890).

Quil Miller; right-hand tributary to West Fork of TrinityrCleburne.

River. \FortWorth. 

Quinlan; post village in Hunt County. 

Quintana; post village in Brazoria County; population, 475

(1890).

Quitaque; post village in Briscoe County. 

Quitman; arroyo, a left-hand intermittent branch of Rio

Grande................................................ Eagle Mountain.

Quitman; canyon between Quitman Mountains and Devil

Ridge, in El Paso County............................... Sierra Blanco.

Quitman; county seat of Wood County.

Quitman; mountains in El Paso County; elevation, 5,902 feet.. Fort Hancock. 

Quito; post village in Ledn County. 

Rabb; post village in Fayette County.

Rabbit; creek, a right-hand branch of Sabine River, in northeastern Texas.

Rabke; post village in Dewitt County. 

Racetrack; post village in Delta County.
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Radford; post village in Karnes County. 

Ragley; post village in Panola County. 

Ragsdale; post village in Fannin County. 

Rail; village in Hamilton County. 

Rainbow; post village in Somervell County. 

Rains; a northeastern county, with an area of 252 square miles.

The population was 6,127; the county seat, Emory. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The mean

annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas

and Texas Railway.

Rainsville; post village in Shelby County. 

Rainy; creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear For,k of Brazos

River.................................................. Abilene.

Raisin; post village in Victoria County.

Raleigh; post village in Navarro County.

Ralph; post village in Shelby County.

Ramirena; post village in Live Oak County.

Ranch; creek, a small right-hand branch of San Saba River... Mason.

Rancheria; hills in Presidio County ........................ Marfa.

Rancheria; village on Alamita Creek, in Presidio County.... Marfa.

Rancherios; canyon in Presidio County..................... Polvo.

Rancherios; village in Presidio County ..................... Polvo.

Ranchero; creek, a head branch of Frio River.

Rancho; post village in Gonzales County.

Randado; post village in Zapata County.

Randall; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

872 square miles. The population was 963; the county seat,

Canyon. The mean magnetic declination in 1.900 was 11° 15/.

The mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 57°. The county is traversed by the Pecos and

Northern Texas, a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and

Santa Fe Railway.

Randals Store; post village in Palo Pinto County. 

Randol; village in Tarrant County. 

Randolph; post village in Fannin County. 

Raney; post village in Hunt County. 

Range; creek, small intermittent branch of Trinity Creek.... Denison.

Ranger; spring in Comanche County ....................... Brownwood.

Ranger; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Eastland County............................................ Eastland.

Rankin; post village in Ellis County.

Ranney; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Middle

Bosque Creek, tributary to Brazos River ................. Meridian.

Rast; post village in Van Zandt County.

Ratcliff; post village in Houston County.

Ratler; post village in Mills County.

Rattan; post village in Delta County.

Rattlesnake; gap in Comanche County ..................... Eastland.

Rattlesnake; mountain in Eastland County................. Eastland.

Rattlesnake; mountains in Brewster County; highest elevavation, 2,500 feet....................................... Terlingua.

Raven; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Clear

Fork of Brazos River ................................... Robv.
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Ravenna; post village in Fannin County; population, 290. 

Rawhide; creek, a small right-hand branch of Farmers Branch,

tributary to Elm Fork of Trinity River .................. Dallas.

Rawlins; village in Dallas County.

Ray; knob, a hill in Bell County; elevation, 1,060 feet........ Georgetown.

Ray; post village in Ellis County.

Rayburn; post village in Liberty County.

Rayland; post village in Foard County.

Raymond; post village in Leon County.

Rayner; county seat of Stonewall County; population, 301

(1890).

Raywood; post village in Liberty County. 

Re; post village in Navarro County. 

.Reagan; a southwestern county, with an area of 1,050 square

miles. The county seat is Stiles. The mean magnetic

declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean annual rainfall is

20 inches and the mean annual temperature 63°. The

county has no railroads.

Reagan; post village in Falls County; population, 298 (1890). 

Realitos; post village in Duval County. 

Rear; post village in Red River County. 

Rector; post village in Denton County. 

Red; fork, a head branch of Colorado River. 

Red; omountain in Llano County ............................. Llano.

Red; river, a large western branch of the Mississippi River. It

heads in the Staked Plains in eastern New Mexico and

nows in a general east and southeast course to its junction

with the Mississippi in Louisiana, A large part of its

course forms the boundary line between Texas on the south

and Oklahoma and Indian Territory on the north. Drainage area, 89,970 square miles; length, 1,045 miles. 

Red Bank; creek, a left-hand branch of Concho River ....... Hayrick.

Red Bank; small right-hand branch of Canadian River.

Red Bank; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River. Weatherford.

Redbluff; post village in Jackson County.

Red Bluff; village on Colorado River, in Lampasas County... San Saba.

Redbranch; post village in Grayson County.

Red Deer: creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian River.

Red Fork Rush; creek, a right-hand branch of South Palo

Pinto Creek, tributary to Brazos River................... Stephenville.

Redhill; post village in Cass County.

Redland; post village in Wood County.

Redmond; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek.... Gainesville.

Redmud; creek, a right-hand branch of California Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Anson.

Red Oak; creek, a right-hand tributary to Trinity River...... Dallas.

Redoak; a post village in Ellis County...................... Dallas.

Red River; a northeastern county, with an area of 1,061 square

miles. The population was 29,893; the county seat, Clarksville. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 20'.

The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 64°. 'The county is traversed by the Texas

and Pacific Railway.
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Redrock; post village in Bastrop County.

Red Rock, village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, in Tarrant County ................................. Fort Worth.

Redwater; post village in Bowie County.

Redwood; post village in Guadalupe County.

Reed; creek, small branch of Little Llano River ............. Llano.

Reed; creek, small intermittent branch of Sandy .Fork of Peach.

Creek ................................................. Flatonia.

Reed; plateau in Brewster County; elevation, 3,066 feet...... Terlingua.

Reed; post village in Cooke County.

Reed Settlement; village in Kinney County................ Brackett.

Reedville; post village in Caldwell County.

Reese; creek, a small left-hand' branch of Lampasas River,/Georgetown, 

tributary to Little River. iGatesville.

Reeves; a western county, with an area of 2,610 square miles. 

The population was 1,847; the county seat, Pecos. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean . 

annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific 

Railway and the Pecos and Northern Texas, a branch of 

the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway ............. Fort Davis.

Reeves; post village in Briscoe County.

Refugio; a southern county, with an area of 802 square miles. 

The'population was 1,641; the county seat, Refugio. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean annual 

rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°.

Refugio; county seat of Refugio County.

Regency; post village on Colorado River, in Mills County.... San Saba.

Rehburg; post village in Washington County.

Reily Springs; post village in Hopkins County.

Reiner; village in Collin County.............-.............:. Dallas.

Reinhardt; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Saiita Fe

Railway, in Dallas County ............................... Dallas.

Reliance; post village in Brazos County.

Rendon; village in Tarrant County.

Renner; post village in Collin County.

Reno; post village on Walnut Creek, in Parker County....... AVeatherford.

Republic; post village in Llano County.

Rescue; post village in Lampasas County.

Resley; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to

Little River............................................. Hamilton.

Resort; village on Johnson Creek, in Kerr County........... Kerrville.

Retreat; post village in Grimes County.

Reubes; creek, a right-hand branch of South Brady Creek,

tributary to San Saba River ...............I.............. Eden.

Rex; post village in Shelby County.

Reynard; post village in Houston County.

Reynolds; branch, a small right-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos River, tributary to Brazos River.................. Albany.

Reynolds; creek, a left-hand branch of Hubbarcl Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River....................... Albany.

Reynolds; post village in Cherokee County.

Rhea Mills; post village in Collin County.

Rheing'old; post village in Gillespie County.
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Rhineland; post village in Knox County. 

Rhodes; post village in Rusk County. 

Rhome; post village in Wise County. 

Rhonesboro; post village in Upshur County. 

Rhymer; village in Collin County. 

Rice; post village in Navarro County. 

Rices Crossing; post village in Williamson County.......... Bastrop.

Riceton; post village in Fort Bend County.

Richardson; creek, a right-hand branch of Paluxy Creek, (Stephenville.

tributary to Brazos River. \Granbury. 

Richardson; post village on the Houston and Texas Central

Railroad, in Dallas County.........^.................... Dallas.

Richie; village in McLennan County.

Richland; creek, a left-hand branch of San Saba River, tribu-fBrady.

tary to Colorado River. ISan Saba. 

Richland; creek, a left-hand tributary to Trinity River...... Cleburne.

Richland; creek, a right-hand tributary to Trinity River.

Richland; post village in Navarro County.

Richland Springs; city on Richland Creek, in San Saba

County................................................ San Saba.

Richmond; county seat of Fort Bend County; population, 993

(1890). 

Ricker; a village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

in Brown County ...................................... Brownwood.

Rico; post village in Fisher County. 

Riddleville; post village in Karnes County. 

Ridgeway; post village in Hopkins County. 

Ridings; post village in Fannin County. 

Rienzi; post village in Hill County. 

Riesel; post village in McLennan County. 

Riley; creek, a small left-hand tributary to Sandy Creek, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Llano.

Riley; a group of hills in Llano County ..................... Llano.

Rinard; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Onion

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ...................... Austin.

Rincron de la Cruze; small right-hand branch of Canadian

River.

Ringgold; post village in Montague County. 

Rio; branch, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Gainesville.

Riofrio; post village in Bandera County. 

"Rio Grande; a river heading in the San Juan Mountains of

Colorado, from which it flows east into San Luis Valley;

thence turning south it traverses southern Colorado and

all of New Mexico, entering Texas a few miles above El

Paso. From this point to its mouth it forms a boundary

line between Texas and Mexico. Excepting in the moun- 10 J"an e'

tains near its source, it traverses an arid region, and hence r ncoc '

is subject to great variations in A'olume, being at the low

season often dry at the point where it passes El Paso, while

at other times it is a roaring torrent. Drainage area is

128,792 square miles; length, 1,770 miles. 

Rio Grande; county seat of Starr County; population, 1,968

(1890).
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Riovista; post village in Johnson County. 

Rip; village in Montague County. 

Ripley; post village in Titus County. 

Rippy; branch, a left-hand branch of Rock Creek, tributary to/Weatherford.

Brazos River. \Palo Pinto. 

Rising Star; post village in Eastland County. ............... Eastlaud.

Rising Sun; village in Shackelford County .................. Anson.

Rita; post village in Burleson County.

Rivera; villageonSouthernPacific Railroad, in El PasoCounty. El Paso.

Riverland; post village in Clay County.

Riverside; post village in Walker County.

Rives; post village in Fisher County.

Roach; post village in Cass County.

Roane; post village in Navarro County.

Roanoke; post village in Den ton County; population, 292

(1890).

Roans Prairie; post village in Grimes County. 

Robert Lee; county seat of Coke County. 

Roberts; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

860 square miles. The population was 620; the county seat,

Miami. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'.

The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 57°. The county is traversed by the Gulf,

Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.

Robertson; creek, a left-hand tributary to Colorado River. . . . Sweetwater. 

Robertson; a southeastern county, with an area of 913 square

miles. The population was 31,480; the county seat, Franklin. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 35'.

The mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Houston

and Texas Central, the International and Great Northern,

and the Hearne and Brazos Valley railroads.

Robinson; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River...... <Ly ,, ,' ,

Robinson; creek; small intermittent branch of Colorado River. Flatonia.

Robinson; peak in Coleman County ........................ Ballinger.

Robinson; post village in McLennan County. . .............. Temple.

Roby; county seat of Fisher County, situated on Cottonwood 

Creek, a right-hand tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos 

River. ................... 1 ............................. Roby.

Rochelle; post village in McLennan County. ................ Brady.

_ , n n c, i i T i c T, T-,- fPalo Pinto. Rock; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River. ............-!, , , , ,

\\Veatherford.

Rock; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Trinity fCleburne.

River, tributary to West Fork of Trinity River. . ........ . IFort Worth.

Rock; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Frio

River, tributary to Nueces River. ....................... Uvalde.

/ 

Rock; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River..... J _,

\Granbury.

Rock; waterhole in Caldwell County ........................ Flatonia.

Rocker eek; post village in Parker County. 

Rockdale; city in Milam County; population, 2,515. 

Rockett; post village in Ellis County.
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Rockford; post village in Lamar County.

Rockhill; post village in Collin County.

Rockhouse; draw, a dry gulch in El Paso County ........ ^.. Cerro Alto.

Rockhouse; post village in Austin County.

Rockisland; post village in Colorado County.

Rockland; post villageinTyler County; population, 405 (1890).

Rockport; county seat of Aransas County; population, 1,153.

Rocksprings; post village in Edwards County; elevation, 2,400

feet ..._...........................'.................... Rock Springs.

Rock Spring School House; village in Runnels County.... Hayrick.

Rock Tank; creek, a small left-hand branch of South Fork of

Chambers Creek, tributary to Trinity River.............. Cleburne.

Rockwall; a north central county, with an area of 171 square 

miles. The population was 8,531; the county seat, Rockwall. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 42 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, 

Kansas and Texas Railway.............................. Dallas.

Rockwall; county seat of Rockwall County; population, 1,245.

Rockwood; post village in Coleman County.

Rocky; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Hackberry Creek, tributary to Brazos River............. Waco.

Rocky; creek, a left-hand tributary to San Saba River........ Fort McKavett.

Rocky; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Middle Cornanche River, tributary to Cornanche River ............. Sherwood.

Rocky; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River.......... Waco.

Rocky; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas Eiver, tribu-JBurnet.

tary to Little River. (.Georgetown.

Rocky; creek, a small left-hand branch of Resley Creek, tributary to little River...................................... Hamilton.

Rocky; creek, a small left-hand branch of Palo Pinto Creek,

tributary to Burnet River.-.............................. Palo Pinto.

Rocky; creek, small branch of Llano River ................. Llano.

Rocky; creek, small intermittent branch of Cold water Creek.. Flatonia.

Rocky; creek, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek..... Flatonia.

Rocky; hill in Uvalde County.... .^ ........................ Uvalde.

Rockybranch;"post village in Morris County.

Rocky Dell; small right-hand branch of Canadian River.

Roda; post village in Limestone County.

Roddy; post village in Van Za'nclt County.

Roderigo; village in Presidio County ....................... Rindosa.

Rodgers; post village in Bell County.

Rodney; post village in Navarro County.

Roebuck; village in Camp County.

Roeder; post village in Titus County.

Roganville; post village in Jasper County.

Rogers; post village in Bell County; population, 664......... Taylor.

Rogers Prairie; post village in Leon County.

Roggy; creek, small intermittent branch of the Lavaca River. Flatonia.

Roland; post village in Collin County.

Rolla; post village in Collingsworth County.

Rolyat; post village in Bowie County.

Roma; post village in Starr County.
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Romayer; post village in Liberty County. 

Romney; post village in Eastland County. 

Ronda; post village in Wilbarger County. 

Roosevelt; post village in Kimble County. 

Root; village in Fannin County. 

Rosalie; post village in Red River County. 

Rosanky; post village in Bastrop County. 

Roscoe; post village in Nolan County. 

Rosebud; post village in Falls County. 

Rosedale; village in Jefferson County. 

Rosehill; post village in Harris County. 

Roseland; post village in Collin County.

Rosenas; post village in Van Zandt County. . . 

Rosenberg; post village in Fort Bend County. 

Rosenthal; post village in McLennan County-:............... Temple.

Rosewood;, post village in Upshur County. 

Rosita; post village in San Patricio County.

Rosprim; post village in Brazos County.

Ross; post village in McLennan County.

Ross; village on the Texas Central Railroad, in Hill County.. Waco.

Rosser; post village in Kaufman County.

Rossilo; creek, small intermittent branch of the San Antonio

River...............................:.................. San Antonio.

Rosston; post village in Cooke County.

Rossville; post village in Atascosa County; population, 750 

(1890).

Rosswell; post village in Bosque County.

Rough; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River ......... San Saba.

Rough; creek, a left-hand branch of East Bosque River, tributary to Bosque River ................................... Granbury.

Rough; creek, a right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek ....... Abilene.

Rough; creek, a small right-hand branch of Paluxy Creek,

tributary to Brazos River .... ......................... Granbury.

Rough; creek, a small .right-hand branch of North Paluxy

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Stephenville.

Rough; hollow in Kinney County .......................... Brackett.

Rough; hollow in Uvalde County........................... Brackett.

Rough; mountain in Llano County ......................... Llano.

Rough; run, small branch of the Terlingua Creek............. Terlingua.

Rough Creek; village in Callahan County................... Abilene.

Round; a hill in San Saba County; elevation, 1,835 feet...... Mason.

Round; hill in Shackelford County ......................... Albany.

Round; mountain in Blanco County ......................... Blanco.

Round; mountain in Coleman County; elevation, 1,776 feet.. Baird.

Round; mountain in Comanche County..................... Brownwood.

Round; mountain in El Paso County........................ Sierra Blanco.

Round; mountain in Eastland County ...................... Eastland.

Round; mountain in Taylor County ........................ Abilene.

Round; mountain in Travis County ......................... Austin.

Round; mountain in Uvalde County........................ Brackett.

Round Head; mountain in Gillespie County ................. Fredericksburg.

Round Hole; branch, a small left-hand branch of Bosque

River.................................................. Stephenville.
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Round Mountain; post village in Blanco County.

Round Rock; post village on Lake Creek, in Willianison

County................................................ Georgetown.

Round Timber; post village in Baylor County.

Roundtop; post village in Fayette County; population, 238

. (1890).

Rowe; post village in Donley County. 

Rowena; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe

Railway, in Runnels County ............................ Hayrick.

Rowlett; creek, a right-hand tributary to East Fork of Trinity

River ................................................. Dallas.

Rowlett; post village in Dallas County.

Roxton; post village in Lamar County; population, 226 (1890).

Royal; village in Shelby County.

Royse City; post village in Rockwall County; population, 503.

Royston; hill, in Bastrop County; elevation, 500 feet........ Flatonia.

Roznov; post village in Fayette County. 

Ruben; village in Fannin County. 

Ruby; post village in Sherman County.

f , n i i T> rWeatherford. Rucker; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River.......... .< p anuu

Rucker; post village in Comanche County.

Rudd; post village in Schleicher-County.

Rufus; post village in Hopkins County.

Rufus; village in Kaufman County.

Rugby; post village in Red River County.

Ruidosa; village in Presidio County ........................ Ruidosa.

Rule; post village in Haskell County.

Ruliff; village in NeAvton County.

Runge; post village in Karnes County.

Runnels; a central county, with an'area of 1,073 square miles."

The population was 5,379; the county seat Ballinger. The 

rneah magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado

Hayrick.'

Sweetwater.

Ballinger.

Abilene.

and Santa Fe Railway.

Runnels; post village in Runnels County ................... Ballinger.

Runney; canyon in Jeff Davis County ...................... Fort Davis.

Running- Brushy; creek, a head branch of Brushy Creek,

tributary to San Gabriel River .......................... Georgetown.

Running Water; post village in Hale County.

Rural Shade; post village in Navarro County.

Rush; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tributary tojEastland. 

Little River. \Brownwood.

Rush; creek, a right-hand tributary to West Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Forth Worth.

Rushing; village in Tarrant County.

Rusk; a northeastern county, with an area of 915 square miles. 

The population was 26,099; the county seat, Henderson. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 66°. The county is traversed by the International and Great Northern and the Texas, Sabine Valley 

and Northwestern railroads.
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Busk; county seat of Cherokee County; population, 527.

Russell; creek, a right-hand branch of Pinto Creek, tributaryJEastlaiid. 

to the Brazos Eiver. IBreckenridge.

Russell; gap in Lampasas County .......................... Lampasas.

Russell; post-village in Leon County.

Russell Fork of San Gabriel; river, a right-hand branch of

North Fork of San Gabriel Eiver........................ Burnet.

Rutersville; post village in Fayette County.

Ruth; post village in Gory ell County.

Rutledge; post village in Williamson County................ Austin.

Ryals; post village in Montgomery County.

Ryan; flat in Presidio County .......................... ^... Marfa.

Ryan; village in McLennan County.

Ryan; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in Presidio

County ...................... ^......................... Marfa.

Rylie; post village in Dallas County........................ .Dallas.

Sabana; monntains in Callah an County..................... Baird.

Sabana; river a large left-hand branch of Leon Eiver, tributary

to Little Eiver ......................................... Eastland.

Sabanna; post village in Eastland County.

Sabathany; post village in Parker County.

Sabinal; head branch of Frio Eiver.

Sabinal; post village in Uvalde County.

Sabinal; river, a left-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

Eiver.................................................. Uvalde.

Sabine; a southeastern county, with an area of 577 square 

miles. The population Avas 6,394; the county seat, Hemphill. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 54 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°.

Sabine; lake near the coast in southeastern Texas, connected 

with the Gulf by Sabine Pass.

Sabine; post village in Jefferson County; population, 363.

Sabine; river of eastern Texas and Louisiana. It heads in the 

former state and flows southeast to latitude 32°, below 

which point it becomes the boundary line between Texas 

and Louisiana, flowing in the greater part of its course 

nearly south. Its lower course flows into and through 

Sabine Lake, connecting it with the Gulf of Mexico. 

Drainage area, 20,440 square miles; length, 375 miles.

Sabine Pass; post village in Jefferson County.

Sabinetown; post village in Sabine County.

Sachse; post village in Dallas County.

Sacul; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Saddle; creek, a right-hand branch of Salt Creek, tributary to

Colorado Eiver........................................ Eden.

Sadell; post village in Tyler County.

Sadler; post village in Grayson County.

Sadosa; creek, a small tributary to Eed Eiver in the Staked 

Plains.

Sage; post village in Burnet County.

Saginaw; post village in Tarrant County.

St. Croix; river, a small right-hand branch of Canadian Eiver.
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St. Edwards College; village in Travis County............. Austin.

St. Elmo; village in Travis County ......................... Austin.

St. -Hedwig; post village in Bexar County.

St. Jo; post village in Montague County; population, 825.

St. Mary; post village in Refugio County.

Salado; a right-hand tributary to Nueces River in southwestern Texas.

Salado; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary to Little River..................................... Georgetown.

Salado; creek, small branch of Rossilo Creek, a tributary to

San Antonio River...................................... San Antonio.

Salado; post village on Salado Creek, in Bell County......... Georgetown.

Sales; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Concho

River......,...-.........-......._.-.-._...-.......-... Hayrick.

Salesville; post village in Palo Pinto County.

Salinas; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River ............ Mason.

Salmon; peak in Kinney County; elevation, 1,941 feet ....... Brackett.

Salmon;' post village in Anderson County.

Salona; post village in Montague County.

Salt; basin in El Paso County............................... Salt Basin.

Salt; branch, a left-hand branch of Salt Creek, tributary to

Colorado River.......................................... Eden.

Salt; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Resleyf Stephen ville. 

Creek, tributary to Leon River. (.Hamilton.

Salt; branch, small intermittent branch of Pineoak Creek .... Flatonia.

Salt; branch, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek ...... Flatonia.

Salt; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River ........... .(San Saba'

ILampasas.

Salt; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan-Bayou, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Brownwood.

Salt; creek, a right-hand tributary to Leon River............ Mason.

Salt; fork, a head branch of Brazos River.

Salt; fork, a left-hand branch of Red River.

Salt; fork, a right-hand branch of Guadalupe River.

Salt; gap in Brown County ................................. Brownwood.

Salt; gap in Brady Mountains, in McCulloch County ......... Eden.

Salt; hollow in Callahan County, a small intermittent branch

of Clear Branch, a tributary of Pecan Bayou ............. Baird.

Salt; mountain in Brown County ........................... Brownwood.

Salt; valley, lying between Sierra Diablo and the Guadalupe 

Mountains in western Texas.

Salt Fork Barton; creek, a small left-hand branch of BartonJStephenville. 

Creek, tributary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto.

Saltgrass; draw, a dry gulch in Brewater County............ Terlingua.

Saltillo; post village in Hopkins County.

Salt Prong of Hubbard; creek, a left-hand branch of Hubbard Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River...... Albany.

Salty; post village in Milarn County.

Saltzamora; creek, small intermittent branch of San Antonio

River................................................... West San Antonio.

Samuel; post village in Washington County.

San Angelo; county seat of Green County, situated on Concho 

River, and on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway; 

population, 2,615 (1890) .............................. San Angelo.
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San Antonio; bay protected by low sand bar, known as Matagorda Island.

San Antonio; canyon in Cbinati Mountains................./ U1 OSa>

\Shafter.

San Antonio; city and county seat of Bexar County; population, 53,321.

San Antonio; peak, in Comudas Mountains in El Paso County;

elevation 7,020 feet..................................... Cerro Alto.

San Antonio; river, a large western branch of Guadalupe Eiver.

San Antonio; river, a stream of southern Texas, flowing from 

the foot of the Staked Plains into San Antonio Bay.

San Augustine; a southeastern county, with an area of 570 

square miles. The population was 8,434; the county seat, 

San Augustine. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 

7°.15'. The mean annual rainfall is 54 inches, and the 

mean, annual temperature 68°.

San Augustine; county seat of San Augustine County; population, 261.

San Barnardo; river, a small stream flowinginto the Gulf near 

the mouth of the Brazos River.

San Bernard; river, a small stream in southeastern Texas 

flowing into the Gulf of Mexico.

San Carlos; village in Presidio County...................... San Carlos.

Sanch.es; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos Eiver.......... Weatherford.

Sancita; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Long

Draw, tributary to Kio Grancle.......................... Marfa.

Sanco; post village in Coke County. _ .

Sand; creek, a small left-hand intermittent tributary to Nueces

Eiver.................................................. Uvalde.

Sand; creek, a small right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou.............................. Coleman.

Sand; creek, small intermittent branch of Postoak Creek,

a tributary of Choctaw Creek............. J.............. Denison.

Sand; mountain in Zavalla County; elevation, 868 feet....... Uvalde.

Sand; post village in Bastrop County.

Sanders; creek, a small right-hand branch of Eed Eiver in 

northeastern Texas.

'Sanderson; post village in Pecos County.

Sandersville; village in Jones County...................... Anson.

Sandnat; village in Smith County.

San Diego; county seat of Duval County; population, 1,877 

(1890).

San Diego; creek, a small tributary to Alacan Bay.

Sandoval; post village in Williamson County.

Sand Spring; creek, small branch of Johnson Creek, a tributary of Llano Eiver..................................... Llano.

Sandstone; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,460 feet.. Llano.

Sandusky; village in Grayson County.

Sandy; branch, a small right-hand branch of Wright -Creek,

tributary to Llano Eiver................................ Llano.

Sandy; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado Eiver......... /Georgetown.

lAustm.

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Atlas sheet.

Sandy; creek, a right-hand branch of the Sabine Eiver, in eastern Texas.

Sandy; creek, a right-hand branch of Hubbard Creek, tribu-fBreckenridge. 

tary to Clear Fork of Brazos River. . lEastland.

Sandy; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Clear

Fork of Brazos River.................................... Roby.

Sandy; creek, a right-hand branch of Big Cedar Creek, tributary to Brazos River.................................... Breckenridge.

Sandy; creek, a right-hand branch of AValnut Creek, tributary

to Colorado River ...................................... Bastrop.

Sandy; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado River.. .< J ano'

IBurnet.

Sandy; creek, a small intermittent branch of Mineral Creek, a

tributary of Red River ................................. Denison.

Sandy; fork, intermittent branch of Peach Creek............ Flatonia.

Sandy; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,068 feet...... Burnet.

Sandy; post village on Hickory Creek, in Blanco County..... Blanco.

Sandy Mountain; village in Llano County ................. Burnet.

Sandypoint; post village in Brazoria County.

San Elizario; post village in El Paso County; elevation, 3,630 

- feet; population, 1,397 (1890)........................... El Paso.

San Felipe; post village in Austin County; population, 241.

San Fernando; creek, tributary of Llano River.............. Llano.

San Francisco; creek, a tributary to Frio River, in southern 

Texas.

San Gabriel; post village in Milam County.................. Taylor.

Sanger; post village in Denton County.

San Jacinto; a southeastern county, with an area of 636 square 

miles. The population Avas 10,277; the county seat, Coldspring. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. 

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, 

Colorado and Santa Fe and the Houston, East and West 

Texas railways.

San Jacinto; river of southeastern Texas draining into Galveston Bay.

San Jose; post village in El Paso County.

San Iiorenzo; creek, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande.

San Luis;. pass, a gap in the sand bar southwest of Galveston.

San Marcos; county seat of Hays County, population, 2,292.

San Marcos; river, a left-hand branch of Guadalupe River.

San Miguel; branch of Frio River, in southern Texas.

San Miguel; creek, a left-hand tributary to Nueces River, in 

southern Texas.

San Patricio; a southern county, with an area of 700 square 

miles. The population was 2,372; the county seat, Sinton. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 72°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio 

and Aransas Pass, the Southern Pacific, the San Antonio and 

Gulf, and the International and Great Northern railroads.

San Patricio; post village in San Patricio County; population, 

315 (1890). . .
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Atlas sheet.

San Pedro; post village in Houston. County. 

San Raices; creek, a right-hand tributry to Nueces River, in

southwestern Texas. N 

Sanramon; post village in Hidalgo County. 

San Roque; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River, in

southwestern Texas. 

San Saba; county seat of San Saba County; population, 697

(1890)................................................. San Saba.

San Saba; peak in Mills County; elevation, 1,712 feet........ San Saba.

Mason.

San Saba; a central county, with an area of 1,150 square miles. 

The population was 7,569; the county seat, San Saba. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 55/. The mean' 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperaBurnet.

Lampasas. 

Brady. 

San Saba.

ture 66°. T ,

ILlano.

San Saba; river, a large right-hand branch of Colorado River, i Mason.

heading in Schleicher County and flowing a little north of] Brady.

east to its mouth; length 120 miles. I San Saba. 

Sansom; village in ITvalde County, on the Southern Pacific

Railroad................................................ Uvalde.

Santa Anna; branch, a small.left-hand intermittent branch of

Home Creek, tributary to Colorado River. 

Santa Anna; post village on the.Gulf, Colorado and Sante Fe

Railway, at foot of Santa Anna Mountains, in Col em an

County; population, 468 (1890).......................... Coleman.

Santa Gertrudes; creek, a small stream in southern Texas

flowing into Alacan Bay.

Santa Isabella; creek, a left-hand branch of Rio Grande. 

Santa Lucia; village in Pecos County. 

Santa Maria; post village in Carneron County. 

Santa Monica; village on Colorado River ................... Austin.

Santana Mesa; broken plateau in Presidio County .......... Terlingua.

Santa Rosa; village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in El Paso

County ................................................ El Paso.

Santiago; mountain range of western Texas.

Santiago; village in Presidio County........................ Polvo.

Santo; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Palo

Pinto County .......................................... Palo Pinto.

SanYgnacio; post village in Zapata County.

Saragosa; post village in Reeves County.

Saralvo; post village in Ellis County.

Saratoga; post village in Hardin County.

Sardis; post village in Cass County.

Saron; post village in Trinity County.

Sartartia; post village in Fort Bend County.

Sash; post village in Fannin County. 

Saspamco; post village in Wilson County.

Sattler; post village in Comal County.

Saturn; post village in Gonzales County.

Saucita; spring, in Presidio County......................... Terlingua.

Sauls; post village in Cass County.. 

Sauz; post village in Cameron County. 

Sava; village in Van Zandt County.
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Atlas sheet.

Savannah.; post village in Upshur County.

Savage; village, in Fannin County.

Savoy; post village in Fannin County; population, 343.

Sawmill; small canyon in Brewster County .................. Terlingua.

Sawmill; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 3,194 feet.. Terlingua.

Sawtooth; mountainin Jeff Davis County; elevation, 7,748 feet. Valentine.

Sawyer; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Resley Creek, tributary to Leon River....................... Stephenville.

Sawyer; post village in Irion County.

Saxie; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in

Dallas County.......................................... Dallas.

Sayers; post village in Bexar County.

Sayersville; post village in Bastrop County.

Schep; creek, a right-hand branch of Llano River............ Mason.

Schertz; post village in Guadalupe County.

Schiller; post village in Kendall County.

Schkade; post village in Lee County.

Schleicher; a southwestern county, withanareaof l,355square ]

miles. The population was 515. The mean magnetic P"1 Angel°-

declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The mean annual rainfall rsherw°0(:>-

is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°. J Fort McKavettSchley; post village in Harrison County.

Schoenan; post village in Austin County.

School; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary to Little River..................................... Lampasas.

School; post village in Guadalupe County.

School House; village in Uvalde.County.................... Uvalde.

Schulenburg; post village inFayette County; population, 1,149.

Science Hall; village in Hess County ....................... Austin.

Scott; branch, a small right-hand branch of Pedernales River . Kerrville.

Scott; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek ........ Gainesville.

Scott; post village in Van Zandt County.

Scottsville; post village in Harrison County.

Scranton; post village in Eastland County.

Scrap; post village in Red River County.

Scroggins; post village in Franklin County. «

Scrugan; branch, a small right-hand branch of West Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth.

Scruggs; creek, small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek ........................................... Flatonia.

Scurry; a northwestern county, with an area of 821 square 

miles. The population was 4,158; the county seat, Snyder. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 62°.

Scurry; post village in Kaufman County.

Scyene; village in Dallas County ........................... Dallas.

Seabrook; post village in Harris County.

Seadrift; post village in Calhoun County.

Seagoville; post village on the Texas and New Orleans Railroad, in Dallas County.................................. Dallas.

Seale; post village in Robertson County.

Sealy; post village in Austin County; population, 837 (1890).
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Atlas sheet.

Searcy; post village in Madison County. 

Seaton; post village in Bell County. 

Seattle; post village in Coryell County. 

Seawillow; village in Caldwell County. 

Sebesta; post village in Burleson County. 

Sebree; post village in Jack County. 

Seclusion; post village in Lavaca County. 

Seco; creek, a head branch of Frio River. 

Sedalia; post village in Collin County. 

Sedan; post village in Gonzales County. 

Seep Springs; mountain in Edwards County; elevation, 2,280

feet ..'..--................. .............:.-.-. -........ Nueces.

Seglar; post village in Bexar County.

Segovia; post village in Kimble County.

Seguin; county seat of Guadalupe County; population, 2,421.

Selden; post village on Sims Creek, in Erath County......... Stephenville.

Selfs; post village in Fannin County. .

Selma; post village in Bexar County.

Seminole Settlement; village in Kinney County............ Brackett.

Sempronius; post village in Austin County.

Senate; post village in Jack County.

Senior; post village in Bexar County.

Senterfltt; village on Salt Creek, in Lampasas County.

Serbin; post village in Lee County.

Seven; knobs, hills in Somervell and Bosque counties........ Granbury.

Sevenoaks; post village in Polk County.

Sexton; post village in Sabine County.

Seymour; county seat of Baylor County; population, 1,125

(1890). 

Shackelford; a north central county, with an area of 926 square"

miles. The population was 2,461; the county seat, Albany.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual

Albany. 

Anson.

temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Texas

Central Railroad. 

Shadeland; post village in Lipscomb County. 

Shady; creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian River. 

Shadygrove; post village in Upshur County. 

Shaeffer; post village in Duval County.

Shafter; post village on Cibolo Creek, in Presidio County.... Shatter. 

Shamrock; post village in Wheeler County. 

Shanks; post village in Freestone County. 

Shannon; post village in Clay County.

Sharp; mountain, a hill in Llano County; elevation, 1,633 feet.. Llano. 

Sharp; post village in Milam County. ' . 

Sharpsburg; post village in San Patricio County; population,

371(1890).

Shavano; village in Bexar County. 

Shaw; village in Fannin County.

Shawnee; creek, a left-hand branch of Angelina River. 

Shawnee; creek, small intermittent branch of Red River..... Denison. 

Shaws; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River.... San Saba. 

Sheep Ranch Hollow; right-hand branch of Sabana River... Eastlaud.
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Sheffield; post village in Pecos County

Shelby; a southeastern county, with an area of 814 square miles. 

The population was 20,452; the county seat, Center. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 05'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 52 inches, and the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the Houston, East 

and West Texas Kailway.

Shelby; post village in Austin County.

Shelbyville; post village in Shelby County.

Sheldon; post village in Harris County.

Shelving; rock, a hill in ErathCounty....................... Stephenville.

Shepherd; post village in San Jacinto County.

Shepton; village in Collin County.

Sheridan; post village in Houston County.

'Sherley; post village in Hopkins County.

Sherman; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area

1 of 850 square miles. The .population was 104; the county 

seat, Coldwater. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 

was 11° 30/. The mean annual rainfall is 18 inches, and 

. the mean annual temperature 57°.

Sherman; county seat of Grayson County; population, 10,243.

Sherry; post village in Iriori County.

Sherwood; county seatof Irion County; population, 264 (1890).

Shiloh; post village in Denton County.

Shimek; post village in Colorado County.

Shiner; post village in Lavaca County; population, 845.

Shingle; hills in Travis County............................. Blanco.

Shinnery; village in Collingsworth County.

Shinoak; branch, a small left-hand branch of Sabana River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Eastland.

Shin Oak; mountain in San Saba County.................... Llano.

Shirley; branch, a small left-hand branch of Clear Fork of

Brazos Kiver........................................... Albany.

Shiro; post village in Grimes .County.

Shive; post village in Hamilton County..................... Hamilton.

Shoal; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River .......... Austin.

Shoe Peg; mountain inUvaldeCounty; elevation, 1,741 feet.. Nueces.

Sholar; post village in Shelby County.

Short; post village in Shelby County.

Short; canyon in Jeff Davis County......................... Fort Davis.

Shoup; post village in Jasper County.

Shovel; mountain in Blanco County ........................ Blanco.

Shovelmount; post village in Burnet County.

Shovel Mountain;" village in Double Horn Creek, in Burnet

County................................................ Blanco.

Siam; post village in Terry County.

Sidney; post village on Little Jimmys Creek, in Comanche

County................................................ Brownwood.

Sierro Aguja; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 3,281

feet ................................................... Terlingua.

Sierra Blanca; mountain group in western Texas, crossed by 

the Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Sierra Blanca; mountains in El Paso County................ Sierra Blanca.

Sierra Blanca; post village in El Paso County, at junction of 

 the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio, and the Texas 

and Pacific railways; elevation, 4,512 feet................ Sierra Blanca.

Sierra Diablo; range of mountains in El Paso County ....... Salt Basin.

Sierra Prieta; mountains in El Paso County ................ Salt Basin.

Sierra Tinaja Pinta; range of mountain in El Paso County .. Salt Basin.

Sierra Vieja; short range of mountains in western Texas, bordering the Rio Grande.

Siesta; post village in Atascosa County.

Sikes; post village in Hunt County.

Silas; village in Shelby County.

Siloaxn; post village in Bowie County.

Silsbee; post village in Hardin County.

Silver; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity (Weatherford. 

River. \Fort Worth.

Silver; creek, a small left-hand tributary to Sandy Creek, tributary to Colorado River ................................ Llano.

Silver; lake in. West Nueces River, in Kinney County........ Nueces.

Silver; post village in Coke County.

Silverlake; county seat of Van Zandt County.

Silver Mine; creek, a small intermittent head branch of Sandy

Creek, tributary to Colorado River ...................... Llano.

Silver Mine; village in Uvalde County ..................... Uvalde.

Silverton; county seat of Briscoe County.

Silver Valley; post village in Coleman County.

Simms; creek, a right-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary to Little River..................................... Lampasas.

' Simms; post village in Bowie County.

Simonds; post village on the Texas and New Orleans Railroad, in Dallas County.................................. Dallas.

Simonton; post village in Fort Bend County,

Simpson; creek, a right-hand branch of San Saba River, tributary to Colorado River.................................. San Saba.

Simpsonville; post village in Upshur County.

Sims; creek, a small left-hand branch of Bosque River....... Stephenville.

Sinclair; post village in Jones County.

Singleton; post village in Grimes County.

Sinton; county seat of San Patricio County.

Sion; post village in Walker County.

Sipe Springs; branch, a small left-hand branch, of Copperas 

Creek, tributary to Little River.

Sipe Springs; post village on Sipe Springs Branch, inComanche

County................................................ Eastland.

Sisk; post village in Erath County.

Sisterdale; post village in Kendall County.

Sivellsbend; post village in Cooke County.

Six Mile; creek, a right-hand branch of Llano River, tributary

to Colorado River ....................................:. Llano.

Six Shooter; small left-hand intermittent branch of Hubbard

Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River ........... Breckenridge.

Skeen; peak in Wise County ............................... Weatherford.
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Skidmore; post village in Bee County.

Skinout; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of California rRoby. 

Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos Eiver. \Anson.

Skinout; mountain in Jones County ......................... Eoby.

Skippers Gap; post village in Erath County................. Granbury.

Sky; post village in Madison County.

Slater; post village in Coryell County.

Slaughter; creek, a left-hand branch of Onion Creek, tributary to Colorado River .................................. Austin.

Slayden; post village in Gonzales County.

Slick; mountain in Llano County........................... Llano.

Slick Rock; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River ...-!-,-, ,' ' > & . IBurnet.

Slidell; post village in Wise County.

Slig-o; post village in Yoakum County.

Sloan; post village in San Saba County.

Slocum; post village in Anderson County.

Small; post village in Van Zandt County.

Smetana; post village in Brazos County.

Smilax; post village in Wood County.

Smiley; post village in Gonzales County.

Smith; a northeastern county with an area of 984 square miles. 

The population was 37,370; the county seat, Tyler. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30/. The mean 

annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. .The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas 

and Texas, the St. Louis Southwestern, and the International and Great Northern railroads.

Smith; creek, small branch of San Marcos River............. Flatonia.

Smith; gap in mountains in Erath County .................. Stephenville.

Smith; post village in Upshur County.

Smith Ferry; post village in Tyler County.

Smithfield; post village on the St. Louis South western Railway,

in Tarrant County....................................... Fort Worth.

Smithland; post village in Marion County.

Smithpoint; post village in Chambers County, ' -

Smithsons Valley; post village in Comal County.

Smithville; post village in Bastrop County; population, 2,577.

Smith wick; post village on Colorado River, in Burnet County.. Burnet.

Smoothingiron; mountains in Llano County; elevation, 1,833

feet.................................................... Llano.

Snailum; creek, a left-hand branch of Hubbard Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River............... ........ Albany.

Snake; creek, a small left-hand branch of Aquilla Creek, tributary to Brazos River ...'.....................'... ...'...... Waco.

Snap; post village in Panola County.

Snook; post village in Burleson County.

Snow; post village in Leon County.

Snyder; county seat of Scurry County; population, 500 (1890).

Soap; creek, aright-hand branch of Mountain Creek, tributary/Cleburne. 

to West "Fork of Trinity River. \Fort Worth.

Socagie; creek, a left-hand branch of Sabine River, m eastern 

Texas.

Socorro; post village in El Paso County ..................... El Paso.
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Soda; post village in Polk County.

Sodom; village in Hunt County.

Sol; creek, a small right-hand tributary to San Saba River.... Mason.

Solitario; peak in Brewster County ........................ Terlingua.

Solms; post village in Comal County.

Somerset; post village in Atascosa County.

Somervell; a north central county, with an area of 200 square 

miles. The population was 3,498; the county seat, Glenrose. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9°. 

The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature65°..................................... Granbury.

Somerville; post village in Burleson County. .

Sonora; county seat of Sutton County.

Sour; creek, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande.

Sourlake; post village in Hardin County.

South; branch of Mineral Creek, a tributary of Red River ... Denison.

South Bear; creek, a right-hand branch of Bear Creek, tributary to Clear .Fork of Trinity River ...................... Weatherford.

Southbend; post village in Young County.

South Bosque; river, a right-hand branch of Bosque River... Stephenville.

South Bosque; post village on South Bosque River, in McLennan County ................................ 1........... Temple.

South Brady; creek, a right-hand branch of Brady Creek, tributary to San Saba River................................. Eden.

South Concho; draw, a valley in Schleicher County ........ .(Fort McK;avett ISan.Angelo. 

South Copper as; creek, a right-hand branch of Copperas Creek,

tributary to Little River ................................ Eastland.

South Fish; creek, small intermittent branch of Red River... Gainesville. 

South. Fork of San Gabriel; river, a head branch of San Gabriel fBurnet.

River. (.Georgetown. 

South Franklin; peak of Franklin Mountains; elevation 5,591

feet.................................................... El Paso.

South Grape; creek, a right-hand branch of Pedernales River. Fredericksburg. 

South Jim Ned; creek, a right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou ................................ Ballinger.

South Leon; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tribu-JBrownwood.

tary to Little River. I Hamilton. 

South Llano; river, a head branch of Leon River ........... Rock Springs.

Southmayd; post village in Grayson County.

South Mesquite; creek, a small right-hand branch of East Fork

of Trinity River........................................ Dallas.

South Palo Pinto; creek, a head branch of Palo Pinto Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Eastland.

South Prairie; village in Stephens County.................. Breckenridge.

South Rocky; creek, a head branch of Rock Creek, tributary fBurnet.-

to Little River. (.Georgetown. 

South Sulphur; post village in Hunt County. 

South Willow; creek, small intermittent branch of San Fernando Creek, a tributary of Llano River ................. Llano.

Sowers; post village in Dallas County....................... Dallas.

Spanish Camp; post village in Wharton County.

Spanish Fort; post village in Montague County; population,

247.
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Sparenberg; post village in Dawson County. 

Spare Ribs; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado Eiver.... Burnet. . Sparks; post village on Cedar Creek and on the Gulf, Colorado

and Santa Fe Railway, in Bell County ................... Dallas.

Sparrow; water tanks in El Paso County.................... Cerro Alto.

Sparta; post village in Bell County.

Speck; mountain in Coleman County ....................... Cpleman.

Speegleville; post village in McLennan County ............. Waco.

Speer; post village in Wood County. 

Sperry; post village in Grayson County.

Spencer; creek, a left-hand branch of Eio Grande........... _ fRuidosa-

- . \Shafter.

Spicewood Spring's; village on San Antonio Division of the International and Great Northern Railroad in Burnet County. Austin.

Spillen; creek, a left-hand branch of Red River, in the Panhandle.

Spivey; village in Shelby County.

Splendora; post village in Montgomery County.

Spofford; post village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in

Kinney County; elevation, 1,015 feet.................... Brackett.

Sport; post village in Aransas County.

Spring; post village in Harris County.

Spring; creek, a right-hand tributary to East Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Dallas.

Spring; creek, a small right-hand branch of Johnson Creek,

tributary to Guadalupe River............................ Kerrville.

Spring; creek, a right-hand branch of Deadman Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River........................ Anson.

Spring; creek, a right-hand branch of California Creek, tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River....................... Anson.

Spring; creek, a right-hand tributary to Concho River....... Sherwood.

Spring; creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River.... Burnet.

Spring; creek, a small left-hand of Peclernales River......... Kerrville.

Spring; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado River.. San Saba.

Spring; creek, a right-hand tributary to Llano River......... Mason.

Spring; creek, a right-hand branch of Bosque River ........ /Stephenville.

(.Hamilton. 

Spring; creek, a small left-hand branch of North Grape Creek,

tributary to Pedernales River ........................... Blanco.

Spring; creek, a left-hand branch of Meridian Creek, tributary

to Bosque River........................................ Meridian.

Spring; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River, in Parker

County ................................................ Weatherford.

Spring; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River ....... Nueces.

Spring; creek, a tributary to San Jacinto River.

Spring; creek, small, intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek ........................................... Flatonia.

Spring; creek, small intermittent branch of Range Creek, a

tributary of Trinity River ............................... Denison.

Spring; small right-hand branch of Canadian River,

Spring; gap, in Spring Gap Mountains, in Callahan County.... Baird.

Spring; post village in Harris County. " ' 

Springbranch; post village in Comal County.
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Atlas sheet.

Spring Creek; gap in Bosque County....................... Meridian.

Springcreek; post village in Throckraorton County.

Springdale; post village.in Cass County.

Spring Gap; mountains in Callalian County................. Baircl.

Springhill; post village in Navarro County.

Springtown; post village in Parker County; population, 518.. Weatherford

Sprinkle; village in Travis County.......................... Austin.

Spur; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado Eiver............................................. Ballinger.

Spurger; post village in Tyler County.

Spy; mountain in Stephens County ......................... Breckenridge.

Squaw; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos Eiver .......... Granbury.

Squaw; creek, a right-hand branch of Threadgill Creek, tribu-jKerrville. 

tary to Llano River. \Mason.

Squaw; creek, a small left-hand branch of Clear Fork of Trinity Eiver. .............................................. Weatherford.

Squaw; post village in Jack County.

Stacy; post village in McCulloch County.

Staff; post village in Eastland County.

Stafford; post village in Fort Bend County.

Stag; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of Colorado Eiver............................................. Ballinger.

Stage Stand; village on Perdi/, Creek, in Presidio County.... Marfa.

Stagner; post village in Wood County.

Stamford; post village in Jones County.

Stamp; post village in Falls County.

Stampede; village in Bell County.

Stampede; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon Eiver, tributary to Little Eiver.................................... Temple.

Standart; post village in Kinney County.

Stanfleld; post village in Clay County.

Stanley; post village in Eed Eiver County.

Stanton; county seat of Martin County.

Staples; post village in Guadalupe County.

Star; mountain in Brown County ........................... Brownwood.

Star; mountain in Hamilton County ........................ Lampasas.

Star; mountain in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 6,350 feet.... Fort Davis.

Star; post village in Mills County.

Star; village in Hamilton County ........................... Lampasas.

Star Hollow; creek, a small right-hand branch of EobinsonfGranbury. 

Creek, tributary to Brazos Eiver. I Weatherford.

Starkey; village in Floyd County.

Starr; a county in southern Texas, with an area of 2,510 square 

miles. The population was 11,469; the county seat, Eio 

Grande. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 

7° 55'. The mean annual rainfull is 30 inches, and the 

mean annual temperature 75°.

Starrville; post village in Smith County.

Station; branch, a small left-hand branch of Fall Creek, tributary to Brazos Eiver.................................... Granbury.

Station; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon Eiver, tributary to Little Eiver..................................... Temple.

Steal Easy; mountain in Stephens County....'.............. Breckenridge.
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Steamboat; mountain in Kimble County; elevation, 2,000 feet. Kerrville. 

Steamboat; mountain in Taylor County..................... Abilene.

Steedman; post village in Grayson County.

Steel; creek, a right-hand branch of Navasota River.

Steele; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River .......... Granbury.

Steeles Store; post village in Brazos County. 

Stellar; post village in Fayette County.

Stephens; a north central county, with an area of 926 square' 

miles. . The population was 6,466; the county seat, Breckenridge. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual

Breckeiiridge. 

Albany.

temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

and Pacific Railway.

Stephenville; post village in Erath County; population, 1,902. Stephenville. '

Steppe; creek, a left-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributary to

Colorado River......................................... Brownwood.

Sterling; a southwestern county, with an area of 821 square 

miles. The population was 1,127; the county seat, Sterling. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual temperature 61°.

Sterling; county seat of -Sterling County.

Sterrett; post village in Ellis County.

Stevens; post village in Rusk County.

Stewards Mill; post village in Freestone County.

Stewart; post village in Rusk County.

Stewart Ford; village on Colorado River ................... Austin.

Stiles; county seat of Reagan County.

Stillwater; post village in Lipscomb County.

Stilson; post village in Liberty County.

Stink; creek, a small right-hand tributary to Brazos River...JSweetwater-

|Roby.

Stith; post village in Jones County. 

Stockard; post village in Henderson County. 

Stockdale; post village in Wilson County. 

Stockman; post village in Shelby County. 

Stock Yards; station at Fort Worth. 

Stoker; post village in Nacogdoches County. 

Stone; post village in Washington County.

Stone Bridge; creek, a left-hand tributary to Llano River.... Mason. 

Stoneburg; post village in Montague County. 

Stone City; post village in Brazos County. 

Stoneham; post village in Grimes County. 

Stonepoint;. post village in Van Zandt County. 

Stones Mill; village in Panola County." 

Stonewall; a northwestern county; with an area of 777 square"

miles. The population was 2,183; the county seat, Rayner.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The Ansonmean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual Roby.

temperature 62°. 

Stonewall; post village on Pedernales River, in Gillespie

County ................................................ Fredericksburg.

Stony; post village in Denton County. 

Stop; post village in San Augustine Count}'.
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Atlas sheet.

Stormville; post village in Wood County.

Storrs; post village in Limestone County.

Stout; post village in Wood County.

Stowell; post village in Chambers County.

Straight; creek, a small right-hand branch of North Paluxy

Creek, tributary to Brazos River......................... Stephenville.

Stranger; post village in Falls County.

Stratford; county seat of Sherman County.

Stratton; post village in Dewitt County.

Strawn; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Palo

Pinto County; population, 514 (1890).................... Palo Pinto.

Straws 7£ill; post village in Coryell County.

Streeter; post village in Mason County.

Stricklin; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of Chacon

Creek, tributary to Nueces River......................... Brackett.

Strickling; village on North Fork of San Gabriel River ...... Burnet.

Striker; creek, a left-hand branch of Angelina River.

String; post village in Bell County.

String Prairie; post village in Bastrop County.

Strobel; village in Hamilton County.

Strouds; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River......... Granbury.

Stryker; post village in Polk County.

Stubblefield; village in Johnson County .................... Cleburne.

Stubbs; post village in Kaufman County.

Study Butte; hill in Brevvster County; elevation, 2,835 feet.. Terlingua.

Stuebner; post village in Harris County.

Styx; post village in Kaufrnan County.

Sublett; village in Tarrant County.

Sublime; post village in Lavaca County.

Sue; post village in Atascosa County.

Suez; post village in Comanche County.

Sugarhill; post village in Panola County.

Sugarland; post village in Fort Bend County.

Sugar Loaf; a mountain on Gary Creek, in Bosque County .. Meridian.

Sullivan; post village in Guadalupe County.

Sulphur; branch, a small left-hand tributary to AVest Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Fort Worth.

Sulphur; branch, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek.. Flatoiiia.

Sulphur; creek, a left-hand branch of Nueces River.

Sulphur; creek, aright-hand branch of Lampasas River, tributary to Little River..................................... Lampasas.

Sulphur; fork, a right-hand branch of Red River, in northeastern Texas and in Louisiana.

Sulphur; mountain in Uvalde .County; elevation, 1,124 feet.. Uvalde.

Sulphur Bluff; post village in Hopkins County.

Sulphur Springs; county seat of Hopkins County; population, 

3,635.

Summerfleld; post village in Cherokee County.

Summers Mills; village in Bell County.

Sumner; post village in Lamar County.

Sunbeam; post village in Grayson County.

Sunny Lane; post village, on South Rocky Creek, in Burnet

County ................................................ Burnet,

Sunnyside; post village in Waller County.
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Sunset; post village in Montague County; population, 375 (1890). 

Sunshine; post village in Nueces County. 

Sunview; post village in Marion County. 

Sutherland Springs; post village in Wilson County. 

Sutton; a southwestern county, with an area of 1,517 square

miles. The population was 1,727; the county seat, Sonora.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The * ort McKavett.

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual Rock Springs.

temperature 64°. 

Sutton; post village in Robertson County. 

Swager; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of Brazos/Anson.

River. lAlbany. 

Swan; post village in Smith County. 

Swannville; post village in San Augustine County. 

Swanson; village in Falls County.

Swedonia; post village in Fisher County; elevation, 1,810 feet.. Roby. 

Sweet Briar; head branch of North Fork of Red River, in the

Panhandle.

Sweet Home; post village in Lavaca County. 

Sweetwater; county seat of Nolan County, situated on the

Texas and Pacific Railway; population, 670.............. Sweetwater.

Sweetwater; creek, a right-hand branch of Clear Fork of/Sweetwater.

Brazos River. \Roby. 

Sweetwater; creek, a right-hand branch of Copperas Creek,

tributary to Little River................................ Brownwood.

Swift; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Swisher; a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of

850 square miles. The population was 1,227; the county

seat, Tulia. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was

11°. The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean

annual temperature 58°. 

Swiss Alp; post village in Fayette County. 

Sycamore; creek, a left-hand branch of East Nueces River,

tributary to Nueces River............................... Uvalde.

Sycamore; creek, a right-hand branch of Richardson Creek, ("Stephenville.

tributary to Brazos River. \Granbury. 

Sycamore; creek, a left-hand, intermittent branch of Leon/Hamilton. 

1 River, tributary to Little River. \Meridian. 

Sycamore; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Fort Worth.

Sycamore, creek, a small left-hand branch of Colorado River. Burnet. 

Sycamore; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande. 

Sycamore; village in Wise County. 

Sylatrillo; creek, small branch of Cibolo Creek, a tributary of

San Antonio River...................................... San Antonio.

Sylvan; post village in Lamar County.

Sylvester; post village in Fisher County.

Syringa; post village in Upshur County.

Syster; creek, a left-hand branch of Guadalupe River........ Fredericksburg.

Tabernacle; mountain in El Paso County................... Sierra Blanca.

Table; gap in Runnels County.............................. Abilene.

Table; mountain in Runnels County ........................ Abilene.

Tabor; post village in Brazos County.
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Tacoma; post village in Panola County.

Tadmor; post village in Houston County.

Tage; post village in Montague County.

Tahoka; county seat of Lynn County.

Taiton; post village in Wharton County.

Tallow Face; mountain in Eastland County................. Stepheiiville.

Talmage; village in Wilbarger County.

Talpa; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

in Coleman County..................................... Ballinger.

Talty; post village in Kaufinan County.

Tama; post village in Coryell County.

Tamega; post village in Burnet County.

Tamina; post village in Montgomery County.

Tanglewood; post village in Lee County.

Tanks; post village in Cottle County.

Tanner; post village in Eastland County.

Tanyard; branch, a small left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to Little River.................................... Temple.

Taopi; village in Fisher County; elevation, 1,925 feet ........ Roby.

Tap; post village in Dickens County.

Tapado; canyon in Presidio County ......................... Polvo.

Tarkington Prairie; post village in Liberty County.

Tarpley; post village in Bandera County.

Tarpon; post village in Nueces County.

Tarrant; a north central county with an area of 900 square' 

miles. The population was 52,376; the county seat, Fort 

Worth. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 25' 

The mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, the Fort Worth and Rio Grande, the 

Fort Worth and New Orleans, the Fort Worth and Denver 

City, the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas, the St. Louis 

Southwestern, the Texas and Pacific, and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways.

Tascosa; county seat of Oldham County.

Tatum; post village in Rusk County.

Taylor; a north central county wf th an area of 900 square miles. 

The population was 10,499; the county seat, Abiline. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 45X . The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific

Fort Worth. -. 

Weatherforcl.

Anson. 

Roby.

'Sweet water. 

Abilene.

Railway.'

Taylor; city at junction of the Missouri'Pacific and International and the Great Northern railroads, in Williamson 

County; population, 4,211............................... Taylor.

Taylor; creek, a right-hand branch of Foyle Creek, tributary to

Clear Fork of Brazos River.............................. Albany.

Taylor; hills in Uvalde County .............................' Uvalde.

Taylors Bayou; village in Jefferson County.

Taylorsville; post village in Caldwell County.

Tazewell; post village in Hopkins County.

Tebo; post village in Sabine County.

Teck; post village in Travis County.
160 A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. [BULL.224.

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Tecumseh; peak in Callahan County........................ Abilene.

Tecumseh; post village in Callahan County................... Abilene.

Teddy; post village in San Jacinto County.

Tehuacan; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River ........ Waco.

Tehuacana; post village in Limestone County; population, 382.

Tehuasana; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River.

Teka; post vilage in McLennan County.

Telegraph; post village in Kimble County.

Telephone; post village in Fannin County.

Telico; post village in Ellis County.

Tempest; post village in Erath County.

Temple; city on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways, in Bell County; population, 7,065 ............................................. Temple.

Templeton; post village in Ellis County.

Tenaha; post village in Shelby County.

Teneha; creek, a right-hand branch of the Sabine River, in the 

eastern part of Texas.

Ten Mile; creek, a right-hand branch of Trinity River....... Dallas.

Ten Mile; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Concho River .......................................... Hayrick.

Ten Mile; draw, a shallow valley in Sutton County.......... Rock Springs.

Tenmile; post village in Madison County.

Tennessee Colony; post village in Anderson County.

Tennyson; post village in Coke County.

Tepee Butte; hill in El Paso County, elevation 5,173 feet.... Cerro Alto.

Tresita; post village in Milam County.

Ternera; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Rio Grande in 

Presidio County.

Terlingua; creek, a small tributary of Rio Grande River ..... Terlingua.

Terlingua; post village in Brewster County.

Terrace; post village in Grayson County.

Terr ell; city in Kaufman County; population, 6,330.

Terrett; draw, a shallow valley in Schleicher County ........ Fort McKavett.

Terry; a northwestern county, with an area of 828 square miles. 

The population was 48. The mean magnetic declination in 

1900 was 11°. The mean annual rainfall is 17 inches, and 

the mean annual temperature 58°.

Terry; post village in Orange County.

Terryville; post village in Dewitt County.

Tesla; post village in Houston County. '

Texarkana; city of Bowie County, situated on the State line; 

the county seat of Miller County, Ark. The population was 

5,256.

Texas; post village in Galveston County.

Texas Hill; triangulation station in Bastrop County ......... Austin.

Texline; county seat of Dallam County

Thalia; post village in Foard County.

Tharp; village in Montgomery County; population, 214 (1890).

The Grove; post village in Coryell County.

Thelma; post village in Limestone County,

Theny; post village in Comanche County.

Theo; post village in Falls County.
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Theodore; village in Grayson County. 

Theta; post village in Hunt County. 

Thomas; creek, a small intermittent branch of Sandy Fork of

Peach Creek ............................................ Flatonia.

Thomaston; post village in Dewitt, County; population, 494

(1890). 

Thompson; branch, a right-hand branch of California Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River...........'....... Anson.

Thompson; branch, a small right-hand branch of -Willow

Creek, tributary to West Fork of Trinity Eiver........... Weatherford.

Thompsons; post village in Fort Bend County.

Thornberry; post village in Clay County.

Thorndale; post village in Milam County.

Thorndale; village on the International and Great Northern

Eailroadj in Williamson County......................... Taylor.

Thornton; post village in Limestone County, population, 466

(1890). 

Thorp Spring; post village in Hood County; population, 485

(1890) ................................................. Granbury.

Thrall; post village in Williamson County.

Threadgill; creek, a right-hand branch of Llano Eiver ......|-Kerrville'

IMason.

Threemile; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

West Nueces Eiver, tributary to Nueces Eiver.... i....... Nueces.

Three Mounds; hills in Cooke County...................... Gainesville.

Thrifty; post village on Sand Creek, in Brown County....... Coleman.

Throckmorton; a north central county, with an area of 821 

square miles. The population was 1,750; the county seat, 

Thiockmorton. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 

was 9° 30X . The mean annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the 

mean annual temperature 63° ........................... Albany.

Throckmorton; county seat of Throckmorton County; population, 240 (1890).

Thurber; post village in Erath County; population, 978 (1890).

Tib; post village in Collin County.

Tibbie; post village in Polk County.

Tidwell; post village in Hunt County.

Tierra Vieja; mountains in Jeff Davis and Presidio counties. -]gan narioa

Tiger; creek, a right-hand branch of San Saba Eiver, tributary/Mason.

to Colorado Eiver. iBrady. 

Tiger; creek, a small right-hand branch of Colorado Eiver.... Burnet. 

Tiger; post village in Kaufman County.

Tiger Mill; post village on Tiger Creek, in Burnet County.... Burnet. 

Tilden; county seat of McMullen County; population, 506(1890). 

Tilmon; post village in Caldwell County. 

Timber; creek, a small intermittent branch of Eange Creek, a

tributary of Trinity Eiver............................... Denison.

Timber; mountain in Jeff Davis County; elevation, 6,442 feet. Fort Davis. 

Time; post village in Sabine County.

Timpson; post village in Shelby County; population, 518 (1890). 

Tinaya; creek, a left-hand branch of Eio Grande, in Pecos

County. 

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Tinsley; creek-, small intermittent branch of Denton Creek... Flatonia.

Tiocano, post village in Cameron County.

Tioga; post village in Gray son County.

Tiptop; post village in Polk County.

Tira; post village in Hopkins County.

Tittle; post village in Hill County.

Titus; a northeastern county, with an area of 421 square miles. 

The population was 12,292; the county seat, Mount Pleasant. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 15'. 

The mean annual rainfall is .48 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 64°. The county is traversed by the St. Louis 

Southwestern Eailway.

Titus; post village in Titus County.

Tivoli; post village in Eefugio County.

Tobey; post village in Atascosa County.

Tod; mountain, a hill in Mason County; elevation, 1,695 feet.. Mason.

Todd; post village in Milani County.

Tolar; post village in Hood County.

Tolbert; post village in Wilbarger County.

Toledo; post village in Newton County..

Toliver; post village in Nacogdoches County.

Toilette; post village in Lamar County.

Tolosa; post village in Kaufman County.

Tom Bean; post village in Grayson County; population, 299.

Tom Green; a southwestern county, with 'an area of 1,503

square miles. The population was 6,804; county seat, San Havrick. Angelo. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10C ID. A i

The mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual o, r ,

temperature 63°. The county is traversed by the Gulf,

Colorado and Santa Fe Eailway. 

Tom Nunn; hill in Uvalde County.......................... Uvalde.

Tom Spring; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch

of Little Duffau Creek,.tributary to Bosque Eiver......... Stephenville.

Tona; post village in Kaufman County.

Tonk; creek, a right-hand tributary to Bosque River......... WacO.

Tool; post village in Henderson County..

Topaz; post village in Erath County.

Topsey; post village in Coryell County.

Torbert; village on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio

Eailway, in El Paso County; elevation, 4,343 feet......... Sierra Blanca.

Torneros; creek, a left-hand intermittent tributary to the Eio 

, Grande Eiver .......................................... Shatter.

Tornillo; creek, a small left-hand branch of the Eio Grande in

Brewster County.

Toto; post village in Parker County. 

Tours; post village in McLennan County. 

Tow; post village in Llano County. 

Tow; valley on Colorado Eiver, in Llano County............. Burnet.

Towash; creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos Eiver..... Waco.

Town; creek, left-hand branch of Guadalupe Eiver.......... Kerrville.

Town; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,285 feet...... Llano.

Townbluff; post village in Tyler County.

Townsend; creek, a small intermittent branch of Spring Creek, Gainesville,
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Townsen Mills; village in Lainpasas County ................ Lampasas.

Townsville; village in Williamson County. 

Towson; post village in Red Eiver County. 

Tow Valley; village in Tow Valley, Llano County........... Burnet.

Toy ah; creek, a right-hand branch of Pecos Eiver.

Toyah; creek, a stream tributary in high water to the Pecos

River.................................................. Fort Davis.

Toyah; post village in Reeves County.

Toyahvale; village in Reeves County....................... Fort Davis.

Tracy; post village in Milam County.

Travis; a central county, with an area of 1,036 square miles.

The population was 47,386; the county seat, Austin. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 55'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the International and 

Great Northern, and the Houston and Texas Central

Burnet.

Georgetown.

 Bastrop.

Austin.

Blanco.

railroads.

Travis; peak in Travis County.............................. Burnet.

Travis; post village in Falls County.'

Travis Peak; post village in Travis County,

Trawick; p.ost village in Nacogdoches County.

Trent; post village on the Texas and Pacific Railway, in Taylor County............................................. Sweetwater.

Trenton; post village in Fannin County; population, 420.

Tres Cuevas; mountain in Brewster County; elevation 3,635

feet.................................................... Terlingua.

Tres Palacios; post village in Matagorda County.

Tres Palacios; small stream flowing into Matagorda Bay.

Trevat; post village in Trinity County.

Tribune; post village in Grayson County.

Trickham; post village in Mukewater Creek, in Coleinan

County ................................................ Coletnan.

Trigger; mountain in Mills County......................... Brownwood.

Trinidad; post village in Henderson County.

Trinity; a southeastern county, Avith an area of 704 square 

miles. The population was 10,976; the county seat, Groveton. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 45'. 

The mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the International and Great Northern and the Missouri, Kansas and 

Texas railroads.

Trinity; post village in Trinity County.

Trinity; river of eastern Texas, heading in the northern part 

of the State, and flowing a little east of south to its mouth 

in Galveston Bay. Drainage area, 17,960 square miles; 

length, 404 miles.

Trinity Mills; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas

Railway, in .Dallas County.............................. Dallas.,.

Trip; village in Dallas County.

Triple; hill in El Paso County.............................. Sierra Blanca.

Trottie; post village in Newton County.

Trough; spring in Presidio County.......................... Terlingua.

Troup; post village in Smith County; population, 724.
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Trout; creek; a small right-hand branch of Fernando Creek,

tributary to Llano River................................ Llano.

Troy; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

in Bell County ......................................... Temple.

Truby; post village in Jones County.

Truce; post village in Jack County.

True; post village of Young County.

Truscott; post village in Knox County.

Tucker; post village in Anderson County.

Tuff; post village in Bandera County.

Tularosa; post village in Kinney County.

Tule; creek, a head branch of Red River in the Staked Plains.

Tule; river, a small stream in southern Texas, sinking into the 

plain.

Tulia; county seat of Swisher County.

Tulip; post village in Fannin County.

Tundra; post village in Van Zandt County.

Tunis;-post village in Burleson County.

Turkey; creek, a small right-hand branch of South Fork of

Trinity River, tributary to Clear Fork of Trinity River.... Weatherford.

Turkey; creek, a left-h md branch of Brazos River........... Palo Pinto.

Turkey; creek, a left-hand branch of Brushy Creek, tributary

to San Gabriel River.................................... Taylor.

Turkey; creek, a right-hand branch of South Palo Pinto Creek, JStephenville. 

tributary to Brazos River. \Palo Pinto.

Turkey; creek, a right-hand branch of North Fork of Chambers Creek, tributary to Trinity River ................... Cleburne.

Turkey; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River in southwestern Texas.

Turkey; creek, small intermittent branch of Clear Branch, a

tributary of Pecan Bayou ...........'..................... Baird.

Turkey; mountain in Kinney County; elevation, 1,805 feet... Brackett.

Turkey; peak in Palo Pinto County......................... Palo Pinto.

Turkey; post village in Hall County.

Turkey Mountain; triangulation station on mountain in Kinney County; elevation, 1,805 feet........................ Brackett.

Turlington; post village in Freestone County.

Turnersville; post village on Middle Bosque Creek, tributary.

to Bosque River, in Gory ell County....................... Meridian.

Turtle; creek, a small left-hand branch of Trinity River...... Dallas.

Turtle Bayou; post village in Chambers County.

Tuscaloosa; post village in Titus County.

Tuscola; post village in Taylor County.

Tuttle; branch, a small intermittent branch of Pineoak Creek. Flatonia.

Tweedle; post village in Coleman County.

Twiggs; creek, a left-hand branch of Nueces River.

Twin; mountains in Erath County.......................... Stephenville.

Twin; mountains in Hamilton County ...................... Meridian.

Twin; mountains in Preside County; elevation, 6,750 feet .... Alpine.

Twin Buttes; hills in TonvGreen County................... Sherwood.

Twin Sister; peaks in Lampasas County .................... Lampasas.

Twin Sisters; post village in Blanco County.

Twist; post village in Swisher County.
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Twohig; village in Lasalle County. 

Twomile; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of West

Nueces Eiver, tributary to the Nueces Eiver ..... ........ Nueces.

Tye; post village in Taylor County.

Tyler; a southeastern county, with an area of 925 square miles.

The population was 11,899; the county seat, Woodville.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30X . The

mean annual rainfall is 52 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Southern

Pacific, and the Texas and New Orleans railroads. 

Tyler; bluff, in Cooke County.............................. Gainesville.

Tyler; county seat of Smith County; population, 8,069.

Tyson; post village in Hill County.......................... VVaco.

Uhland; village in Caldwell County. 

Umbarger; post village in RandalI County. 

Una; post village in Marion County. 

TJneva; village in Henderson County. 

Union; post village in Wilson County. 

Unitia; post village in Delta County. 

Unity; post village in Wilson County.

Upshur; a northeastern county, with an area of 587 square 

.miles. The population was 16,266; the county seat, Gilmer.

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 7° 15/. The

mean annual rainfall is 50 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 65°. The.county is traversed by the St. Louis

Southwestern and the Texas and Pacific railways. 

Upson; village in Maverick County. 

Upton; a southwestern county, with an area of 1,190 square

miles. The population was 48. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 30'. The mean annual rainfall is 18

inches, and the mean 'annual temperature 61°. 

Upton; post village in Bastrop County. 

Upper Keechi; right-hand branch of Trinity River. 

Utica; post village in Smith County. 

Utley; post village in Bastrop County. 

Utopia; post village in Uvalde County. . Uvalde; a central county, with an area of 1,579 square miles/

The population was 4,647; the county seat, Uvalde. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 8° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperaNueces. Uvalde.

ture 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific

Railroad.

Uvalde; county seat of Uvalde County; population, 1,889. 

Uz; post village in Montague County. 

Valda; post village in Polk County. 

Valdasta; post village in Collin County. 

Vale; village in Runnels County............................ Hayrick.

Valentine; branch, a small left-hand intermittent branch of

Concho RiA'er.......................................... Hayrick.

Valentine; post village on the Southern Pacific Railroad, in

Presidio County........................................ Valentine.

Valera; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway,

and on Home Creek.................................... Ballinger.
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Valley; branch, a left-hand branch of Walnut Creek, tributary

to West Fork of Trinity River..... 1...................... Fort Worth.

Valley; canal in El Paso County............................ El Paso.

Valley; creek, small intermittent branch of Red River....... Gainesville.

Valley; post village in Guadalnpe County.

Valley; river, a small right-hand branch of the Canadian River.

Valleycreek; post village in Fannin County.

Valley Mills; post village in Bosque County; population, 519.

Valley Mills; village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, in McLennan County............................... Waco.

Valley spring; post village in Llano County................. Llano.

Valleyview; post village in Cooke County.

Valparaiso; post village in Hopkins County

Valton; post village in Hopkins County.

Valverde; a southwestern county, with an area of 3,034 square 

miles. The population was 5,263; the county seat, Delrio. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 15/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 20 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Southern 

Pacific Railroad.

Van; post village in Van Zandt County.

Vanderpool; post village in Bandera County.

Vandyke; post village in Comanche County. - Van Alstyne; post village in Grayson County; population, 

1,940.

Vance; post village in Edwards County ..................... Nueces.

Vandalia; post village in Red River County.

Vanetia; post village in Leon County.

Vanham; branch, small intermittent branch of Peach Creek.. Flatonia.

Van Horn; creek, a left-hand intermittent branch of RiofChispa. 

Grande. ISan Carlos.

Van Horn; mountains in El Paso County ................... Chispa.

Vanhorn; post village in El Paso County.

Vanraub; post village in Bexar County.

Vansickle; village in Hunt County.

Van Vleck; post village in Matagprda County.

Vaseo; post village in Delta County.

Van Zandt; a northeastern county, with an area of 877 square 

miles. The population was 25,481; the county seat, Canton. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 05/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Texas 

and Pacific Railway.

Vashti; post village in Clay County.

Vaughan; village in Hill County ........................... Waco.

Veal; branch, a small left-hand branch of Ash Creek, tributary

to West Fork of Trinity River........................... Weatherford.

Veale; creek, a left-hand branch of Cedar Creek/tributary to

Brazos River........................................... Breckenridge.

Veals Station; post village in Parker County................ Weatherford.

Velasco; post village in Brazoria County.

Veldt; post village in Kaufman County.

Velma; post village in San Saba County.
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Venus; post village in Johnson County. 

Vera; post village in Knox County. 

Verbena; poat village in Garza County. 

Verdi; post village in Atascosa County. 

Vernal; post village in McLennan County.

Vernon; county seat-of Wilbarger County; population, 1,993. 

Verona; village in Collin County. Vesey; post village in Red River County.

Vesta; switch on the Texas Central. Railroad in Shackelford

County...... 1......................................... Albany.

Vesta; village in Sabine County. 

 Veto; post village in Jack County.

Victor; post village in Erath County.

Victoria; a southern county, with an area of 883 square miles. 

Tne population was 13,678; the county seat, Victoria. The 

mean magnetic decimation in 1900 was 8° 15'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 40 inches,.and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the Southern Pacific, 

the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific, and the New York, 

Texas and Mexican railroads.

Victoria; county seat of Victoria County; population 4,010.

Victoria; village on Toyah Creek in Reeves County.......... Fort Bavis.

Vida; post'village in Tyler County.

Vidette; village in Liberty County.

Vieja; creek, a small le'ft-hand branch of Rio Grande, in Presidio County.

Vieja; pass in Vieja Mountains, in Presidio County.......... Chispa.

Vienna; post village in Lavaca County.

Viesca; post village in Falls County.

View; post village in Comal Comity.

Vigo; post village in Concho County........................ San Angelo.

Vilas; post village in Bell County.

Village; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River................................................... Fort Worth.

Village; right-hand branch of Neches River, in eastern Texas.

Village Mills; post village in Hardin County.

Vineland; post village in Collin County.

Vineyard; post village in Jack County.

Vinton; post village.in El Paso County.

Viola; post village in Cass County.

Virgile; village on the Rio Grande Railroad, in Parker County. Weatherford.

Virginia; point on the southern entrance to Galveston Bay.

Vistula; post village in Houston County.

Vivian; post village in Foard County.

Vix; village on North Fork, tributary to Guadulupe River.... Kerrville.

Voca; post village in McCulloch County..................... Brady.

Volente; post village on Sandy Creek, in Travis County ...... Austin.

Volga; post village in Houston County. -

Volney; post village in Burleson County.

Vonormy; post village in Bexar County.

Votaw; post village in Hardin County.

Voth; post village in Jefferson County
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Voxpopuli; post village in Colorado County.

Waco; county seat of McLennan County; population, 20,868.

Wade; post village in Guadulupe County.

Waelder; post village in Gonzales County; population, 388 

(1890).

Wagner; post village in Hunt County.

Wagon Wheel; hill in Uvalde County ..................... Uvalde.

Wake; post village in Crosby County.

Waketon; post village in Denton County.

Walburg; post village in Williamson County.

Waldeck; post village in Fayette County.

Waldo; post village in McLennan.County.

Waldrip; post village in McCulloch County.

Waldrip; village in Coleman County........................ Brady.

Wales; post village in Lamar County.

Walhalla; post village in Fayette County.

Walker; a southeastern county, with an area of 754 square 

miles. The population was 15,813; the county seat, Huntsvine. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 49 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 67°. The county is traversed by the International and Great Northern Railroad.

Walker; creek, a right-hand intermittent branch of Capote

Creek, tributary to Rio Grande.......................... San Carlos.

Walker; creek, a small left-hand branch of Leon River ...... Stephenville.

Walker; peak, in Riley Mountains in Llano County ......... Llano.

Walkers; branch, a left-hand tributary to AVest Fork of Trinity

River.................................................. Fort AVorth.

Wallace; branch, a small left-hand branch of Cypress Creek,

tributary to Pedernales River .......................... Blanco.

N Wallace; branch, a small left-hand branch of Nolands River,

tributary to Bra/os River ............................... Cleburne.

Wallace; creek, a right-hand branch of San Saba River, tributary to Colorado River.................................. San Saba.

Waller; a southeastern county, with an area of 510 square miles. 

The population was 14,246; the county seat, Hempstead. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7° 30'. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, 

Kansas and Texas and the Houston and Texas Central 

railroads.

Waller; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek ..... Gainesville.

Waller; post village in Waller County.

Walling; post village in Hill County.

Wallis Station; post village in Austin County.

Wallisville; county seat of Chambers County.

Walnut; city on Steele Creek and on the Texas Central Railway. Granbury.

Walnut; creek, a left-hand branch of Brazos River, in Hood/AAreatherford. 

County. IGranbury,

Walnut; creek, a left-hand branch of Leon River, tributary to

Little River............................................ Hamilton.

Walnut; creek, a left-hand branch of Mountain Creek, tribu-|^lebur" etary to West Fork of Trinity River. | Fort " orth'

I Dallas.
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Walnut; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado Eiver....... Austin.

Walnut; creek, aright-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary/Blanco. 

to Colorado River. IBurnet.

Walnut; creek, a right-hand branch of West Fork of Trinity

River................................................ Weatherford.

Walnut; creek, a small right-hand branch of Threadgill Creek, /Kerrville. 

tributary to Llano River. IMason.

Walnut; creek, a small right-hand tributary toBra/osRiver.. Palo Pinto.

Walnut; spring in Hays County ....:...................... Blanco.

Walnut; spring in Llano County . ......................... Llano.

Walnut Springs; post village in Bosque County; population, 

682(1890).

Waloope; creek, a left-hand branch of Salt Creek, tributary to

Colorado River.......................................... Eden.

Walsh; post village in Gouzales County.

Walton; post village in Van Zandt County.

Wamba; post village in Bowie County.

Waneta; post village in Houston County.

Ward; a southwestern county, with an area of 858 square miles. 

The population was 1,451; the county seat, Barstow. The 

mean magnetic'declination in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific 

Railway.

Ward; spring in Brewster County .......................... Terlingua.

Warda; post village in Fayette County.

Waring; post village in Kendall County.

Warren; post village in Tyler County; population, 833 (1890).

Warrenton; post village in Fayette County.

Warring; creek, a right-hand branch of Leon River, tributary

to Little River........................................... Hamilton.

Wash;' branch, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River...... Palo Pinto.

Washboard; creek, a. right-hand intermittent branch of Cow-/Brownwood. 

house Creek, tributary to Little River. (.Hamilton.

Washburn; post village in Armstrong County.

Washington; a southeastern county, with an area of 568 square 

miles. The population was 32,931; the county seat, Brenham. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe and the Houston and Texas Central railroads.

Washington; post village in Washington County.

Washita; river, a left-hand branch of Red River heading in the 

Panhandle and flowing in a general southeast direction 

through Indian Territory to'its mouth.

Washout; mountain in Erath County....................... Stephenville.

Waskom; post village in Harrison County.

Watauga; post village in Tarrant County.

Waterloo; post village in Williamson County.

Watch; mountain in Llano County ......................... Llano.

Waters; creek, a small right-hand branch of Llano River,

tributary to Colorado River ............................. Llano.

Watervalley; post village in Tom Green County.
170 A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. [BULL. 224.

Atlas sheet.

"Watkins; post village in Pecos County.

Watson; post village in Bed Eiver County.

Watson; spring in Bastrop County.......................... Flatonia.

Watt; post village in Limestone County.

Watter; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch rf Colorado River............................................. Austin.

Watters; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, on Walnut Creek, in Travis County .......... ...... Austin.

Watterson; post village in Bastrop County.

Watts; creek, a small right-hand branch of Jim Ned Creek,

tributary to Pecan Bayou. .'.. ............................ Coleman!

Waukegon; post village in Montgomery County.

Waverly; post village in Walker County.

Wawaka; post village in Ochiltree County. . . Waxahachie; county seat of Ellis County; population, 4,2~15.

Way; village in Hall County. . '

Wayback; village in Coryell County........................ Lampasas.

Wayland; post village in Stephens County.................. Breckenridge.

Wayside; post village in Armstrong County

Weakly; branch, a small right-hand branch of South Fork of .

Chambers Creek, tributary to Trinity River.............. Cleburne.

Wealthy; post village in Leon County.

Weatherford; city on South Fork of Trinity River, on the 

Texas and Pacific Railway, in Parker County; population, 

4,786 .................................................. Weatherford.

Weaver; post village in Hopkins County.

Webb; a southern county, with an area of 3,421 square miles. 

The population was 21,851; the county seat, Laredo. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 40/. The mean 

annual rainfall was 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 73°. The county is traversed by the International 

and Great Northern, the Mexican Central, and the Rio 

Grancle and Eagle Pass railroads.

Webb; village in Tarrant County.

Webberville; village on Colorado River, in Travis County ... Austin.

Webster; creek, small right-hand tributary to Colorado River. Burnet.

Webster; post village in Harris County.

Wech.es; post village in Houston County.

Weed; valley near Leon River.............................. Eastland.

Weesatche; post village in Goliad County.

Weimar; post village in Colorado County; population, 1,337.

Weir; post village in Williamson County.

Weland; post village in Parker County.

Welch; creek, a small left-hand intermittent branch of Kickapoo Creek, tributary to Concho River.................... San Angelo.

Welcome; post village in Austin County.

Weldon; post village in Houston County.

Welfare; post village in Kendall County.

Wellborn; post village in Brazos County.

Wellington; county seat of Collingsworth County.

Wells; post village in Cherokee County.

Weser; post village in Goliad County.

Wesley; post village in Austin County; population, 370 (1890).
GANNETT.] A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. . 171

Atlas sheet.

Wesson; post village in Cornal County. 

West; fork, a right-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary to

Colorado Kiver......................................... Bastrop.

West; post village in McLennan County; population, 851. 

West; post village on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

in Hill County 1........................................ Waco.

West Base; triangulation station in Travis County........... Austin.

West Base; triangulation station on the Southern Pacific Bailroad, in Kinney County ................................ Brackett.

West Brook; creek, small intermittent branch of Big Fivemile

Creek, a tributary of Peach Creek ....................... Flatonia.

Westbrook; village in Blanco County ...................... Fredericksburg.

West Bull; creek, a small right-hand branch of Bull Creek,

tributary to Colorado River............................. Austin.

WestCaddo; peak in Callahaii County; elevation, 2,000 feet.. Baird.

Westfield; post village in Harris County.

West Fork; a small right-hand branch of Bull Creek, tributary

to Colorado River ...................................... Austin.

West Fork Clear Creek; a right-hand branch of Clear Creek,

tributary to Colorado River ............................. Coleman.

West Fork of Trinity River; a right-hand branch of Trinity I ^ , ,rr ,,

River' [Dallas.

Westminster; post village in Colliu County.

West Mountain; post village in Upshur County.

West Noland; creek, a head branch of Nolands River ....... Granbury:

Weston; post village in Collin County.

Westphalia; post village in Falls County.

Westpoint; post village in Fayette County.

Westville; post village in Trinity County.

Wetmore; post village in Bexar County.

Weymiller; butte in Uvalde County........................ Uvalde.

Wharton; a southeastern.county, with an area of 1,137 square 

miles. The population was 16,942; the county seat, Wharton. The mean magnetic decimation in 1900 was 8°. The 

mean annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°. The county is traversed by theGul f, Western . 

Texas and Pacific Railway.

Wharton; county seat of Wharton County.

Wheat; creek, a small right-hand branch of Little River..... Taylor.

Wheat; creek, a small intermittent branch of Blocker Creek, a

branch of Clear Fork of Trinity River..............:..... Gainesville.

Wheat; post village in Scurry County.

Wheatland; village in Dallas County....................... Dallas.

Wheeler;' a county situated in the Panhandle, with an area of 

851 square miles. The population was 636; the county seat, 

Mobeetie. The mean magnetic tleclination in 1900 was 

10° 30/. The mean annual rainfall is 22 inches, and the 

mean annual temperature 59°.

Wheeler; creek, small branch of Elm Creek ................ Gainesville.

Wheeler; village in Potter County.

Wheelock; post village in Robertson County.

Wherry; post village in Rusk County.
172 A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. [BULL.224.

Atlas sheet. 

White; canyon, a right-hand intermittent branch of Double

Mountain Fork of Brazos River.......................... Eoby.

i Fredericksburg. 

White; creek, aright-hand branch of Sandy Creek, tributary!nano

to Colorado River. Unmet. 

White; creek, a small left-hand branch of Larnpasas River,

tributary to Little River ................................ Lampasas.

White; draw, a small canyon in El Paso County............. Cerro Alto.

White Bluff; creek, a small right-hand branch of Paluxy Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Granbury.

White Deer; creek, a.small right-hand branch of Canadian

River.

Whitedeer; post village in Carson County. 

Whitefish; post village in Donley County. 

Whiteflat; post village in Motley County. 

Whitehall; village in Grimes County. 

Whitehouse; post village in Smith County. 

Whitemound; post village in Gray son County. 

White Oak; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pedernales

River..........'................. ....................... Kerrville.

White Oak; creek, a small left-hand branch of North Grape

Creek, tributary to Pedernales River..................... Fredericksburg.

White Oak; creek, a small left-hand branch of Fall Creek,

tributary to Llano River ................................ Kerrville.

Whiteoak; post village in Hopkins County.

White Rock; creek, a left-hand branch of Trinity River ..... Dallas.

White Bock; creek, a left-hand tributary to Trinity River... Cleburne. 

Whiterock; left-hand branch of Brazos River................ Waco.

Whiterock; village in Hunt County.

White Sandy; creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian

River.

Whitesboro; postvillageinGrayson County; population, 1,243. 

Whitewright; post village in Grayson County; population,

1,804.

Whitfield; post village in Swisher County. 

Whitman; -post village in Washington County. 

Whitney; post village on the Texas Central Railroad, in Hill

County ................................................ Wacp.

Whitson; village in Coryell County.

Whitt; post village in Parker County; population, 278 (1890).. Palo Pinto.

Whittaker; post village in Burleson County.

Whitville; post village in Comanche County................. Brownwood.

Whon; post village in Coleinan County.

Whybark; post village in Bowie County.

Wichita; a north central county, with an area of 606 square

miles. The population wr as 5,806; the county seat, Wichita

Falls. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 3(K.

The mean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual

temperature 62°. The county is traversed by the Fort

Worth and Denver City, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,

and the Wichita Valley railroads. 

Wichita; river, a right-hand branch of Red River, in northern

Texas.
GANNETT.] A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. 173

Atlas sheet.

Wichita-Falls; county seat of Wichita County; population, 

2,480.

Wied; post village in Lavaca County.

Wieland; post village in Hunt County.

Wiessbluff; post village in Jasper County.

Wiggins; village in Houston County.

Wilbarger; a north central county, with an area of 932 square 

miles. The population was 5,759; the county seat, Vernon. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 35/. The 

mean annual rainfall is 28 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 62°. The county is traversed by the Fort 

Worth and Denver City Railway.

Wilbarger; creek, a left-hand branch of Colorado River..... .-If. 118 m> IBastrop.

Wilbarger; creek, a right-hand branch of Colorado River:.. .< rac vISan Saba.

Wilburn; branch, small intermittent branch of South Fish

Creek.................................................. Gainesville.

Wilcox; post village in Burleson County.

Wilda; post village in Liberty County.

Wild Cat; creek, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Home Creek, tributary to Colorado River................ Coleman.

Wildcat; creek, small intermittent branch of Elm Creek...... Gainesville.

Wildcat; mountain in Edwards County..................... Nueces.

Wildcat; post village in Henderson County.

Wilderville; post village in Falls County.

Wildhorse; mountain in Brewster County; elevation, 3,000

feet........--.....................................'..... Terlingua.

Wiley; mountains in El Paso County........................ Chispa.

Wilkins; post village in Upshur County.

Wilkinson; post village in Titus County.

Willard; post village in Trinity County.

Willawalla; creek, small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Gainesville.

Willett; post village in Cottle County.

William Penn; post village in Washington County.

Williams; creek, small intermittent branch of Blocker Creek,

a tributary of Clear Fork of Trinity River................ Gainesville.

Williams; creek, a right-hand branch of Pedernales River.... Fredericksburg.

Williamsburg; post village in Lavaca County. 

Williamson; a central county, with 1,169 square miles. The

population was 38,072; the county seat, Georgetown. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean 

annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual temperature 68°. The county is traversed by the Houston and 

Texas Central, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and the

Burnet.

Georgetown.

 Austin.

Taylor.

Bastrop.

International and Great Northern railroads. 

Williamson; creek, a left-hand branch of Onion Creek, tributary to Colorado River.................................. Austin,

Williamson; creek, a left-hand branch of San Gabriel River..(Geor£etown'

\Taylor.

Williams Store; village in Bastrop County.................. Austin.
174 A GAZETTEEB OF TEXAS. [BULL.224.

Atlas sheet.

Willis; creek, a right-hand branch of Pecan Bayou, tributaryfColeman. 

to Colorado Eiver ......................................\Brown\vood.

Willis; creek, a small right-hand branch of Pecan Bayou.... .< ° emanIBrownwood.

Willis; post village in Montgomery County.

Willoughby; branch, a small left-hand branch of Ponipey

Creek, tributary to Pecan Bayou ........................ Brownwood.

Willow; branch, a small left-hand branch of Walnut Creek,

tributary to AVest Fork of Trinity River.................. Fort Worth.

Willow; creek, a left-hand branch of Wilbarger Creek, tribu<-

tary to Colorado River.................................. Bastrop.

Willow; creek, a small left-hand branch of South Bosque River,

tributary to North Bosque River ........................ Temple.

Willow; creek, a small left-hand branch of Childress Creek,

tributary to Brazos River ............................... Waco.

Willow; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River............ Mason.

Willow; creek, a left-hand branch of Concho River.......... Hayrick.

Willow; creek, a left-hand branch of North Grape Creek, tributary to Pedernales River................................ Fredericksburg.

Willow; creek, a left-hand branch of South Fork of Trinity

River, tributary to West Fork of Trinity River ........... Weatherford.

Willow; creek, small branch of the Rio Grande River........ Terlingua.

Willow; creek, small intermittent branch of Spring Creek.... Gainesville. . Willow'; creek, small branch of Johnson Creek, a tributary of

Llano River............ 1..............^................ Llano.

Willow; creek, small intermittent branch of Sandy Creek .... Llano.

Willow, mountain in Brewster County...................... Terlingua.

Willow; post village on Willow Creek, in Gillespie County... Fredericksburg.

Willowhole; post village in Madison County.

Willowpoint; post village in Wise County.

Willows; village in Brewster County ....................... Fort Davis.

Wills Point; post village in Van Zandt County; population, 

1,347..

Wilmer; post village on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, in Dallas County.................................. Dallas.

Wilson; a southern county, with an area of 784 square miles. 

The population was 13,961; the county seat, Floresville. 

The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 30X . The 

mean annual rainfall is ,35 inches, and the mean annual 

temperature 70°. The county is traversed by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway.

Wilson; branch, a small right-hand intermittent branch of

Camp Creek, tributary to Brazos River .................. Granbury.

Wilson, creek, a small left-hand branch of Brazos River ..... Granbury.

Wilson; post village in Comanche County................... Hamilton.

Wimberley; post village in Hays County.

Winchell; post village in Brown County.

Winchester; post village in Fayette County.

Windmill; creek, a right-hand tributary to Nueces River..... Uvalde.

Windom;. post village in Fannin County.

Windthorst; post village in Archer County.

Wine; creek, a small right-hand branch of Canadian River.
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Atlas sheet.

Winfleld; post village in Titus County.

Winfree; post village in Chambers County.

Wingate; post village in Runnels County!

Winkler; a southwestern county, with an area of 888 square / 

miles. The population was 60. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 10° 45'. The mean annual rainfall is 

15 inches, and the mean annual temperature 60°. The 

.county is traversed by the Texas and Pacific Bail way.

Winkler; post village in Navarre County.

Winnie; post village in Chambers County. . Winnsboro; post village in Wood County; population, 899.

Winona; post village in Smith County.

Winston; post village in Runnels County.

Winters; post village in Runnels County.

Winters Chapel; village on Sweetwater Creek, tributary to

Clear Fork of Brazos River; elevation, 1,820 feet......... Roby.

Wire Hollow; creek, a small left-hand intermittent tributary

to Colorado River ................-.-...............'.... Ballinger.

Wise; a north central county, with an area of 843 square miles. 

The population was 27,116; the county seat, Decatur. The

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 45'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 35 inches, and the mean annual temperature

Fort Worth. 

Weatherford.

64°. The county is traversed by the Chicago, Rock Island 

and Texas and the Fort Worth and Denver City railwaysWise; post village in ^^an Zandt County. 

Witting1 ; post village in Lavaca County. 

Woden; post village in Nacogdoches County. 

Wokaty; post village in Milam County.

Wolf; branch, a small left-hand branch of Paluxy Creek, tribu-rStephenville. 

tary to Brazos River. \Granbury.

Wolf; creek, a right-hand branch of Pedernales River....... / Kerrvjl]evFredencksburg.

Wolf; creek, a small right-hand branch of Brazos River ...... Palo Pinto.

Wolf; creek, a small intermittent branch of Clear Fork of

Trinity River .......................................... Gainesville.

Wolf; creek, small branch of Pecan Creek, a tributary of Llano

River................................. 1................ Llano.

Wolf; mountain in Llano Comity ........................... Llano.

Wolf; mountain in Palo Pinto County...................... 1 Palo Pinto.

Wolf; ridge, mountain ridge in Cooke County ............... Gainesville.

Wolf Crossing; village in Llano County.................... Burnet.

Wolfe; city in Hunt County; population, 1,549.

Womack; post village in Bosque County.

Wood; a northeastern county, with an area of 688 square miles. 

 The population was 21,048; the county seat, Quitman. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 Avas 7° 30X . The mean 

annual rainfall is 48 inches, and the mean annual temperature 65°. The county is traversed by the Missouri, Kansas 

and Texas, and the Texas and Pacific railways.

Wood; branch, a right-hand branch of Marys Creek, tributary/Weatherford. 

to Clear Fork of Trinity River. " IFort Worth.

Woodbine; post village in Cooke County.
176 A GAZETTEER OF TEXAS. [BULL.224.

Atlas sheet. 

Woodbury; post village in Hill County..........'......'..... Cleburne.

Wood Hollow; a small right-hand intermittent branch of South

Bosque River, tributary to Bosque River................. Stephenville.

Woodland; post village in Red River County. 

Woodlawn; post village in Harrison County. 

Woods; post village in Panola County.

Wood Slough; a small left-hand intermittent branch of Turkey Creek, tributary to Nueces River.................... Uvalde.

Woodstock; post village in Bowie County.

Woodville; county seat of Tyler County; population, 518 (1890).

Woody; post village in Coleman County.

Wooster; post village in Harris County.

Wootan Wells; post village in Robertson County; population,

268 (1890).

Word; post village in Shelby County. 

Wortham; post village in Freestone County; population, 401

(1890).

Worthing1 ; post village in Lavaca County. 

Wright; creek, a left-hand branch of Llano River............ Llano.

Wright; post village in Swisher County.

Wrightsboro; post village in Gonzales County.

Wrights Knobs; group of hills in Llano County............. Llano.

Wusser; creek, a right-hand branch of Palo. Pinto Creek, in

Palo Pinto County ..................................... Palo Pinto.

Wyatt; post village in Ellis County.

Wyleville; village in Erath County ........................ Stephenville.

Wylie; post village in Collin County; population, 733.

Wylma; post village in Shelby County.

Wynema; post village in Foard County.

Yale; post village in Franklin County. . Yancey; post village in Medina County.

Yanceyville; village in Stephens County ................... Breckenridge.

Yantis; post village in Wood County.

Yarboro; post village in Grimes County.

Yarbroville; post village in Limestone County.

Yard; post village in Anderson County.

Yarrelton; post village in Milarn County ................... Taylor.

Yearling Head; mountain in Llano County; elevation, 1,669

feet .............................. . .................... Llano.

Yegua; knobs, hilla in Lee and Bastrop counties ............ Bastrop.

Yegua; river, a right-hand branch of Brazos River, in central

Texas.

Yegui; creek, a right-hand branch of Brazos River. 

Yeldell; post village in Freestone County. 

Yellow; branch, a small right-hand branch of Gonzales Creek,

tributary to Clear Fork of Brazos River.................. Breckenridge.

Yellow; waterhole, a reserve in Leona River, in Uvalde

County........-.............................----.._--- Uvalde.

Yellowpine; post village in Sabine County. 

Yerby; village in Freestone County. 

Yero; post village in Walker County. 

Yesner; post village in Hopkins County. 

Yew; post village in Fannin County.
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A this sheet.

Yewpon; post village in Bastrop County.

Yoakum; a north western county, with an area of 840 square 

miles. Tlie population was 26. The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 11° 15'. The mean annual rainfall is 15 

inches, and the mean annual temperature 58°.

Yoakum; post village in Dewitt County; population, ;i,499.

Yorkcreek; post village in Guadalupe County.

Yorktown; post village in Dewitt County; population, 846.

Young; a north central county, with an area of 821 square miles. 

The population was 6,540; the county seat, Graham. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 9° 30'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 30 inches, and the mean annual temperature 64°.

Young; post village in Freestone County.

Youngsport; post village on Lampasas "River, in Bell County.. Georgetown.

Yowell; post village in Hunt County.

Ysleta; city on the Rio Grande and on the Southern Pacific 

Railroad; elevation, 3,664 feet; population, 1,528 (1898).

Yuno; post village in Angelina County.

Zana; post village in San Augustine County.

Zapata; a southern county, with an area of 1,269 square miles. 

The population was 4,760; the county seat, Carrizo. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8°. The mean annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 75°.

Zapp; post village in Fayette County.

^Zavalla; a southern county, with an area of 1,328 square miles. 

The population was 792; the county seat, Batesville. The 

mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8° 25'. The mean 

annual rainfall is 25 inches, and the mean annual temperature 70°.

Zeevee; post village in Hill County.

Zelda; post village in Leon County.

Zelo; post village in Jones County.

Zephyr; post village on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, on Bee branch, in Brown County .................. Brownwood.

Zigzag; post village in Medina County.

Zint; post village in Gonzales County.

Zorn; post village in Guadalupe County.

Zouretle; post village in Comanche County.

Zulrich; post village in Madison County.

Zulu; "post village in Hansford County.

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