Nacogdoches County Texas map — Nacogdoches County is centered on its university city, with northern small towns and the Angelina-Sam Rayburn water side extending outward.
Download the Nacogdoches County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Nacogdoches County
- County seat: Nacogdoches
- Mapped places: Nacogdoches, Garrison, Cushing, Appleby, Douglass
- Natural features: Angelina River, northern Sam Rayburn Reservoir, Piney Woods
- Main routes: U.S. 59, U.S. 259
What the Map Shows
Nacogdoches lies centrally, Garrison and Cushing north and northwest, Appleby northeast, and Douglass west.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 59 crosses the county north-south, and U.S. 259 reaches toward Garrison. The Angelina River and reservoir drainage shape the southeast.
Local Context
Nacogdoches concentrates university, healthcare, government, and commerce. Outlying districts remain more tied to forestry, timber, farming, rivers, and lakes.
Ways to Use This Map
- Use the city as the central anchor
- Compare the northern communities
- Orient the southeast with the Angelina system
Frequently Asked Questions
Which town lies north on U.S. 259?
Garrison is the clearest northern reference.
What side approaches Sam Rayburn Reservoir?
The southeastern Angelina River district lies closest.
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