San Augustine County — San Augustine County separates its historic inland seat from Brookeland and Broaddus on the Sam Rayburn side.
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- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: San Augustine County
- County seat: San Augustine
- Mapped places: San Augustine, Brookeland, Broaddus, Mason
- Natural features: Sam Rayburn Reservoir, Ayish Bayou, pine forest and wetlands
- Main routes: U.S. 96, State Highway 147
What the Map Shows
San Augustine lies east-central, Broaddus west, Brookeland southwest, and Mason north. Sam Rayburn Reservoir dominates the western edge.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 96 crosses the county north-south. State Highway 147 runs west toward Broaddus and the reservoir, while Ayish Bayou drains the forested interior.
Local Context
Forestry, timber, agriculture, and local services support the inland economy. The west is more strongly tied to fishing, boating, tourism, and shoreline housing.
Ways to Use This Map
- Compare the inland seat with the reservoir towns
- Follow State Highway 147 west
- Use Ayish Bayou to orient the forest interior
Frequently Asked Questions
Which town lies west toward Sam Rayburn?
Broaddus is the main western reference along State Highway 147.
Why does Brookeland identify a different district?
It lies southwest near lake access, forest, and visitor areas.
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