Tyler County Texas map — Tyler County is a forest county centered on Woodville, with small towns spread along and away from U.S. 69.
Download the Tyler County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Tyler County
- County seat: Woodville
- Mapped places: Woodville, Colmesneil, Warren, Chester
- Natural features: Neches River, Big Thicket National Preserve, pine and wetland forest
- Main routes: U.S. 69, U.S. 190
What the Map Shows
Woodville lies near the center, Colmesneil north, Warren south, and Chester northwest. The Neches River and wet forests dominate the east.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 69 connects Colmesneil, Woodville, and Warren. U.S. 190 crosses at Woodville, while the Neches River follows the eastern side.
Local Context
Forestry, timber, and regional services are centered in Woodville. Big Thicket and the Neches River support conservation, hiking, and water recreation.
Ways to Use This Map
- Follow the U.S. 69 town line
- Locate Chester away from the main corridor
- Orient the east with the Neches River
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Chester sit outside the main town alignment?
It lies northwest of Woodville rather than on U.S. 69.
What defines the eastern side of the county?
The Neches River and Big Thicket forest-wetland landscape provide the clearest references.
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