Tyler County Places
Landmarks & Vanished Communities
This index preserves the TXGenWeb collection of named places, geographic features, historic sites, and vanished communities associated with Tyler County, Texas.
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| Feature Name | Type | Latitude, Longitude | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allison Cemetery | cemetery | 30.628889, -094.369444 | — | USGS |
| Antioch Church | church | 30.781111, -094.274167 | — | USGS |
| BA Steinhagen Lake | lake | 30.875278, -094.220556 | — | USGS |
| Baker and Nolan Cemetery | cemetery | 30.587778, -094.250833 | — | USGS |
| Barclay Cemetery | cemetery | 31.026667, -094.555833 | — | USGS |
| Barclay Lake | reservoir | 30.736667, -094.444444 | — | USGS |
| Barlow Chapel | church | 30.836944, -094.386944 | — | USGS |
| Barlow Lake | lake | 30.763611, -094.141389 | — | USGS |
| Beale Branch | stream | 31.029722, -094.336944 | — | USGS |
| Bean Creek | stream | 30.877222, -094.359444 | — | USGS |
| Beech Creek Church | church | 30.692778, -094.224722 | — | USGS |
| Belts Creek | stream | 30.923333, -094.466667 | — | USGS |
| Bethany Church | church | 30.891389, -094.481111 | — | USGS |
| Big Bluff | cliff | 31.002222, -094.447500 | — | USGS |
| Big Cypress Creek | stream | 30.625278, -094.354722 | — | USGS |
| Big Dry Creek | stream | 30.955278, -094.451111 | — | USGS |
| Big Hill | summit | 30.995278, -094.578611 | — | USGS |
| Billiams Creek | stream | 31.006944, -094.433611 | — | USGS |
| Birch Cemetery | cemetery | 30.948611, -094.605278 | — | USGS |
| Birdwell Lake | lake | 30.778889, -094.336667 | — | USGS |
| Black Creek | stream | 30.536944, -094.385000 | — | USGS |
| Blackland Hill | summit | 30.971667, -094.469444 | — | USGS |
| Blair Lake | reservoir | 30.743333, -094.392778 | — | USGS |
| Boar Branch | stream | 30.870278, -094.328056 | — | USGS |
| Boggy Branch | stream | 30.893611, -094.309167 | — | USGS |
| Boone's [Boon's] Ferry | vanished community | 0.000000, -000.000000 | Boone's Ferry [Boon's Ferry], Texas, a vanished community, once stood beside the abandoned Mexican military encampment, Fort Teran, and on the Neches River, three miles west of Rockland, Texas, in north central Tyler County. Fort Teran, consisting of ten wooden cabins, was established in 1831 to help curtail smuggling and illegal immigration into the part of Mexico that was known as Texas. After the fort was abandoned in 1834, about a dozen people lived in the community. At that time Samuel T. Belt opened a trading post and ferry there, calling the site Belt's Ferry. By 1871 the community was known as Boone's Ferry to the local people, but when a post office was opened that year the place was named "Boon's Ferry." Probably the name came from Thaddeus Boone, one of the postmasters and operator of the ferry. The other postmaster who served at some time during the existence of the post office - 1871 through 1885 - was John Wilson. Located at the head of navigation on the river, the community was a landing for steamboats over several decades, ending in 1871. Stagecoaches as well as individual travelers used the ferry. The community, under all of its names, was a trading and shipping point in the days before the railroad reached the area. A rich history of the Runaway Scrape and a folklore of Mexican gold surrounded the community. Other names for the site have been Fort Turan and Duncan Ferry. Sources: Charles Deaton, Texas Postal History Handbook (Houston: by author, 1980), 77; Sketches of Tyler County History (Bevil Oaks TX: Whitmeyer Printing, 1986), 16, 32-38, 292; Lou Ella Moseley, Pioneer Days of Tyler County (Bevil Oaks TX: Tyler Co. Heritage Soc., Inc., reprint 1985), 129-133; 153-155; 207; Howard N. Martin, "Fort Teran," in The New Handbook of Texas, Vol. 2 (Austin:TSHA, 1996), 1120- 1121. | Julia Cauble Smith cauble@apex2000.net |
| Boyd Creek | stream | 30.963056, -094.447500 | — | USGS |
| Brush Creek | stream | 30.768889, -094.340556 | — | USGS |
| Brushy Branch | stream | 30.883889, -094.386111 | — | USGS |
| Brushy Lake | lake | 30.777778, -094.142778 | — | USGS |
| Buzzard Creek | stream | 30.835556, -094.331667 | — | USGS |
| Camp Branch | stream | 30.835278, -094.210556 | — | USGS |
| Camp Niwana | locale | 30.765833, -094.501944 | — | USGS |
| Camp Urland | locale | 30.745000, -094.440278 | — | USGS |
| Caney Creek | stream | 31.053889, -094.548889 | — | USGS |
| Carrolls' Switch | pop place | 30.818056, -094.428611 | See Doucette, TX. | Julia Cauble Smith cauble@apex2000.net |
| Carter Branch | stream | 31.019444, -094.333611 | — | USGS |
| Carter Cemetery | cemetery | 31.004722, -094.334167 | — | USGS |
| Charity Branch | stream | 30.523056, -094.249444 | — | USGS |
| Chester | pop place | 30.926111, -094.596389 | — | USGS |
| Cima | pop place | 30.940000, -094.401667 | — | USGS |
| Clarks Branch | stream | 30.886389, -094.395000 | — | USGS |
| Clear Fork Creek | stream | 30.871389, -094.307500 | — | USGS |
| Colmesneil | pop place | 30.907778, -094.421944 | — | USGS |
| Conner Branch | stream | 30.783056, -094.587222 | — | USGS |
| Coon Branch | stream | 30.944444, -094.483056 | — | USGS |
| Coontop Creek | stream | 30.796667, -094.583611 | — | USGS |
| Cow Pasture Airport | airport | 30.625000, -094.393056 | — | USGS |
| Cowpen Branch | stream | 30.991667, -094.252500 | — | USGS |
| Cowpen Creek | stream | 30.916944, -094.479167 | — | USGS |
| Crow Creek | stream | 30.873056, -094.462778 | — | USGS |
| Davis Cemetery | cemetery | 30.977222, -094.275556 | — | USGS |
| Dies Community | pop place | 30.861111, -094.489722 | — | USGS |
| Double Bridge Branch | stream | 30.792500, -094.282500 | — | USGS |
| Doucette | pop place | 30.818056, -094.428611 | Located on U.S. Highway 69 and the Southern Pacific Railroad three miles north of Woodville, Texas, in central Tyler County. First interest in the area around Doucette came in 1834 when Elijah Hanks was given a land grant there. During the period of Reconstruction, the people of Tyler County suffered economically from high taxes and from the loss of the labor force that had grown profitable cotton prior to the Civil War. In seeking to build a new economy, small entrepreneurs turned their attention to the abundant timber supply of the county. However, no form of transportation existed in the backwoods to move lumber to market. To solve the problem, a railroad was constructed in 1882 and by 1890 nineteen sawmills operated in Tyler County. In 1891 Alva Carrolls constructed a sawmill and the community that sprang up there was called Carrolls' Switch. Carrolls sold his sawmill the next year to William McCready, a man identified only as Mr. Bodev, and Pete Doucette, who renamed the village for himself. In 1893 a post office was created and McCready became the postmaster. A short time later McCready and his partners sold their operation to Samuel Fain Carter and J. P. Carter, who operated as the Emporia Lumber Company until 1906. At that time Emporia sold its interest at Doucette to Thompson Lumber Company and Doucette became a sawmill company town. Although the sawmill at Doucette burned to the ground in 1908, it was rebuilt. Thompson sold its holdings at Doucette to Fidelity Lumber Company, the predecessor of Long-Bell Lumber Company, in 1911. During the nearly half-century ownership of Long-Bell, Doucette grew into a typical sawmill company town. In the 1920s population climbed to 1,800 only to decline to 500 in the Great Depression of the 1930s, when all lumber companies and their towns suffered. In prosperous times and like most company towns, Doucette had a railroad station, a school, a commissary with a drugstore, a community center for union church services and lodge meetings, a baseball field, and a clinic with a doctor. In 1944, with the day of virgin timber passed, the Doucette sawmill closed. In 1956 International Paper Company bought out Long-Bell and in the early 1960s International still had an office and yard at Doucette. From the 1940s to the late 1960s population settled around 250, and in the 1970s through the 1990s about 130 people and four to seven businesses made up the village that prospered as a company town and survived after the virgin timber was "cut out." Sources: James E. Wheat and Josiah Wheat, "Sawmill Days," in Sketches of Tyler County History (Bevil Oaks, TX: Tyler Co. Sesquicentennial Committee, 1986), 145-153; Megan Biesele, "Doucette, Texas," in The New Handbook of Texas, Vol. 2 (Austin: TSHA, 1996), 686; Lou Ella Moseley, Pioneer Days of Tyler County (Bevil Oaks, TX: Tyler Co. Heritage Soc., Inc., reprint 1985), 192-194; Henry Gannett, A Gazetteer of Texas, USGS Bulletin 224 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1904), 58; Charles Deaton, Texas Postal History Handbook (Houston: by author, 1980), 91; Thad Sitton and James H. Conrad, Nameless Towns: Texas Sawmill Communities 1880-1942 (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1998), 3, 19, 35p, 161-162; 1998-1999 Texas Almanac, 302. | Julia Cauble Smith cauble@apex2000.net |
| Doucette Branch | stream | 30.793333, -094.425278 | — | USGS |
| Drakes Branch | stream | 30.561944, -094.248333 | — | USGS |
| Drunkards Branch | stream | 30.754722, -094.333889 | — | USGS |
| Dry Creek | stream | 30.940000, -094.580833 | — | USGS |
| Dry Creek | stream | 30.854167, -094.289444 | — | USGS |
| Dunrovin Hatchery | locale | 30.790278, -094.379167 | — | USGS |
| East Branch Turkey Creek | stream | 30.808056, -094.439167 | — | USGS |
| East Chapel | church | 30.695000, -094.280833 | — | USGS |
| East Hillister Oil Field | oilfield | 30.653889, -094.300000 | — | USGS |
| Ebenezer Church | church | 30.867222, -094.282500 | — | USGS |
| Egypt Cemetery | cemetery | 30.878611, -094.406111 | — | USGS |
| Egypt Church | church | 30.869722, -094.397222 | — | USGS |
| Electro Lake | reservoir | 30.725833, -094.448333 | — | USGS |
| Enon Church | church | 30.964722, -094.555000 | — | USGS |
| Fairview Church | church | 30.814444, -094.205556 | — | USGS |
| Fall Branch | stream | 30.755556, -094.528056 | — | USGS |
| Farrell Cemetery | cemetery | 30.918056, -094.239722 | — | USGS |
| Fellowship Cemetery | cemetery | 30.600556, -094.464722 | — | USGS |
| Fellowship Church | church | 30.649167, -094.456111 | — | USGS |
| Flat Branch | stream | 30.800556, -094.529167 | — | USGS |
| Fourmile Branch | stream | 31.017500, -094.529167 | — | USGS |
| Fox Landing | pop place | 30.990833, -094.237778 | — | USGS |
| Franks Branch | stream | 30.554722, -094.111667 | — | USGS |
| Franks Branch Church | church | 30.559167, -094.178611 | — | USGS |
| Fred | pop place | 30.576389, -094.176111 | — | USGS |
| Futch Cemetery | cemetery | 31.017778, -094.536111 | — | USGS |
| Gardner Cemetery | cemetery | 30.583333, -094.355278 | — | USGS |
| Goalsbee Cemetery | cemetery | 30.748333, -094.285000 | — | USGS |
| Goodwater Branch | stream | 30.928889, -094.445556 | — | USGS |
| Grapevine Branch | stream | 30.964444, -094.472500 | — | USGS |
| Graveyard Branch | stream | 30.986111, -094.360833 | — | USGS |
| Greenwood Creek | stream | 31.025000, -094.401389 | — | USGS |
| Gregory Cemetery | cemetery | 30.965833, -094.329167 | — | USGS |
| Grimes Cemetery | cemetery | 30.973889, -094.270278 | — | USGS |
| Hampton Church | church | 30.928889, -094.624722 | — | USGS |
| Hardshell Cemetery | cemetery | 30.878056, -094.512222 | — | USGS |
| Hardy Branch | stream | 30.950278, -094.576944 | — | USGS |
| Harmony Church | church | 30.724722, -094.493333 | — | USGS |
| Hebron Church | church | 30.554722, -094.511944 | — | USGS |
| Hester Cemetery | cemetery | 30.558333, -094.331389 | — | USGS |
| Hickory Grove Cemetery | cemetery | 30.937778, -094.499722 | — | USGS |
| Hicksbaugh | pop place | 30.561667, -094.350000 | — | USGS |
| Hicksbaugh Church | church | 30.572778, -094.354444 | — | USGS |
| Hicksbaugh Oil Field | oilfield | 30.555556, -094.359444 | — | USGS |
| Hillister | pop place | 30.667500, -094.381111 | — | USGS |
| Historical Monument Site of Fort Teran | park | 31.028611, -094.467778 | — | USGS |
| Holly Fork Church | church | 30.916667, -094.255556 | — | USGS |
| Holmes Branch | stream | 30.749167, -094.327222 | — | USGS |
| Hooker Branch | stream | 30.870556, -094.326389 | — | USGS |
| Hopewell Cemetery | cemetery | 30.818333, -094.295556 | — | USGS |
| Hopewell Church | church | 30.824444, -094.322222 | — | USGS |
| Hopson Mill Creek | stream | 30.934444, -094.219167 | — | USGS |
| Horsepen Creek | stream | 30.605000, -094.460278 | — | USGS |
| Howell Creek | stream | 31.047222, -094.598056 | — | USGS |
| Hubert Cemetery | cemetery | 30.769722, -094.601389 | — | USGS |
| Hubert Spring Branch | stream | 30.764444, -094.584722 | — | USGS |
| Huddley Lakes | lake | 30.931667, -094.199444 | — | USGS |
| Hunters Creek | stream | 30.686389, -094.348611 | — | USGS |
| Hyatt | pop place | 30.575278, -094.402222 | — | USGS |
| Hyatt Lookout | locale | 30.573889, -094.406111 | — | USGS |
| Jacks Creek | stream | 30.558611, -094.500556 | — | USGS |
| Joes Lake Oil Field | oilfield | 30.649444, -094.109444 | — | USGS |
| John H Kirby State Forest | park | 30.576389, -094.412222 | — | USGS |
| Johns Branch | stream | 30.946389, -094.231111 | — | USGS |
| Justis Cemetery | cemetery | 30.660000, -094.445278 | — | USGS |
| KVLL-AM (Woodville) | tower | 30.747778, -094.432222 | — | USGS |
| Lake Tejas | reservoir | 30.901667, -094.405000 | — | USGS |
| Lawrence Branch | stream | 30.984444, -094.443889 | — | USGS |
| Lindsey Branch | stream | 30.971944, -094.239444 | — | USGS |
| Little Beech Creek | stream | 30.744167, -094.196389 | — | USGS |
| Little Church | church | 30.660833, -094.347222 | — | USGS |
| Little Creek | stream | 30.996111, -094.338056 | — | USGS |
| Little Cypress Creek | stream | 30.695556, -094.478611 | — | USGS |
| Little Dry Creek | stream | 30.955000, -094.460278 | — | USGS |
| Little Flock Church | church | 30.658889, -094.344722 | — | USGS |
| Little Turkey Creek | stream | 30.765000, -094.414167 | — | USGS |
| Little Wolf Creek | stream | 30.859444, -094.258889 | — | USGS |
| Lively Branch | stream | 30.891944, -094.404444 | — | USGS |
| Long Branch | stream | 30.877222, -094.311111 | — | USGS |
| Long Branch | stream | 30.994167, -094.443333 | — | USGS |
| Magnolia Hills | pop place | 30.778056, -094.476667 | — | USGS |
| Magnus Branch | stream | 30.660833, -094.391667 | — | USGS |
| Mahaffey Cemetery | cemetery | 30.901111, -094.577778 | — | USGS |
| Mann Cemetery | cemetery | 30.937778, -094.487500 | — | USGS |
| Mann Chapel | church | 30.898333, -094.474722 | — | USGS |
| Masterson Lake | reservoir | 30.683889, -094.387500 | — | USGS |
| McDuffy Branch | stream | 31.031389, -094.606944 | — | USGS |
| McGraw Creek | stream | 31.003056, -094.451111 | — | USGS |
| McMickin Lake | lake | 30.783333, -094.157778 | — | USGS |
| Midway Church | church | 30.578056, -094.256389 | — | USGS |
| Miles Hill | summit | 31.012500, -094.462222 | — | USGS |
| Mill Branch | stream | 30.932778, -094.452222 | — | USGS |
| Mill Creek | stream | 30.695556, -094.190556 | — | USGS |
| Mill Creek Church | church | 30.539722, -094.398611 | — | USGS |
| Moffet Cemetery | cemetery | 30.823056, -094.210556 | — | USGS |
| Moss Hill Church | church | 30.804167, -094.362222 | — | USGS |
| Mount Carmel Church | church | 30.974722, -094.263889 | — | USGS |
| Mount Hope Cemetery | cemetery | 30.947778, -094.586944 | — | USGS |
| Mount Hope Church | church | 30.958056, -094.579444 | — | USGS |
| Mount Nebo Church | church | 30.559167, -094.226111 | — | USGS |
| Mount Pisgah Cemetery | cemetery | 30.737778, -094.413056 | — | USGS |
| Mount Zion Church | church | 30.894444, -094.569722 | — | USGS |
| Myrtle Creek | stream | 30.888889, -094.584722 | — | USGS |
| New Hope Church | church | 30.612500, -094.298333 | — | USGS |
| New Shady Grove Church | church | 30.813056, -094.332778 | — | USGS |
| New Shiloh Church | church | 30.784722, -094.507500 | — | USGS |
| Nowlin Cemetery | cemetery | 30.890833, -094.630000 | — | USGS |
| Oak Grove Church | church | 30.605000, -094.174722 | — | USGS |
| Oak Grove Church | church | 30.958056, -094.352222 | — | USGS |
| Old Mobile | locale | 30.922222, -094.495556 | — | USGS |
| Old Mount Zion Cemetery | cemetery | 30.937500, -094.594167 | — | USGS |
| One Mile Branch | stream | 30.896389, -094.406389 | — | USGS |
| Otter Creek | stream | 30.956667, -094.576389 | — | USGS |
| Ox Lot Lake | lake | 30.924167, -094.208889 | — | USGS |
| Pamplin Creek | stream | 30.963333, -094.243333 | — | USGS |
| Pavey Oil Field | oilfield | 30.535000, -094.488056 | — | USGS |
| Peach Tree Village | pop place | 30.944722, -094.613056 | — | USGS |
| Peach Tree Village Cemetery | cemetery | 30.950556, -094.627222 | — | USGS |
| Pedigo Cemetery | cemetery | 30.819167, -094.222222 | — | USGS |
| Pedigo Hill | summit | 30.820278, -094.208333 | — | USGS |
| Phillips Lake | reservoir | 30.711944, -094.396389 | — | USGS |
| Pigpen Branch | stream | 30.806111, -094.581111 | — | USGS |
| Pineville Church | church | 30.551389, -094.325556 | — | USGS |
| Pole Bridge Creek | stream | 30.770556, -094.245278 | — | USGS |
| Potato Patch Lake | lake | 30.536667, -094.105833 | — | USGS |
| Push Creek | stream | 30.820833, -094.233611 | — | USGS |
| Ratcliff Branch | stream | 30.801111, -094.261111 | — | USGS |
| Rawls Cemetery | cemetery | 30.918889, -094.231389 | — | USGS |
| Rawls Creek | stream | 31.023333, -094.284167 | — | USGS |
| Red Branch | stream | 30.806111, -094.291944 | — | USGS |
| Red Oak School | school | 30.614444, -094.400278 | — | USGS |
| Reid Lake | reservoir | 30.721667, -094.412500 | — | USGS |
| Reids Branch | stream | 30.774167, -094.345556 | — | USGS |
| Richardson Cemetery | cemetery | 30.528889, -094.331944 | — | USGS |
| Rileys Lake | reservoir | 30.903056, -094.407500 | — | USGS |
| Rockland | pop place | 31.015000, -094.381389 | — | USGS |
| Rocky Branch | stream | 30.963611, -094.622222 | — | USGS |
| Rocky Creek | stream | 30.983333, -094.243333 | — | USGS |
| Rocky Hole Branch | stream | 31.000000, -094.435833 | — | USGS |
| Rocky Springs | spring | 31.022778, -094.303611 | — | USGS |
| Rocky Springs Church | church | 31.011944, -094.310000 | — | USGS |
| Ross Branch | stream | 30.998889, -094.330556 | — | USGS |
| Rush Creek | stream | 30.843333, -094.210278 | — | USGS |
| Russell Creek | stream | 31.041389, -094.496944 | — | USGS |
| Saline Creek | stream | 31.031667, -094.485833 | — | USGS |
| Sand Hill | summit | 30.966111, -094.440278 | — | USGS |
| Sandy Branch | stream | 31.057500, -094.559722 | — | USGS |
| Sandy Creek | stream | 30.981389, -094.447778 | — | USGS |
| Sawmill Branch | stream | 30.800000, -094.582778 | — | USGS |
| Sawyers Lakes | reservoir | 30.693611, -094.422500 | — | USGS |
| Seamans Chapel | church | 30.964167, -094.535278 | — | USGS |
| Sevenmile Branch | stream | 30.745278, -094.321111 | — | USGS |
| Shady Grove Church | church | 30.780000, -094.568889 | — | USGS |
| Sheephead Bend | bend | 31.012778, -094.434722 | — | USGS |
| Shiloh Cemetery | cemetery | 30.812500, -094.503611 | — | USGS |
| Shiloh Church | church | 30.810278, -094.513611 | — | USGS |
| Silver Run Branch | stream | 30.896111, -094.490833 | — | USGS |
| Smith Ferry | locale | 30.979444, -094.242222 | — | USGS |
| Smith Ferry Lookout Tower | tower | 30.968056, -094.327500 | — | USGS |
| Snowden Spring Branch | stream | 30.877500, -094.359444 | — | USGS |
| Spring Hill Church | church | 30.739167, -094.353889 | — | USGS |
| Spurger | pop place | 30.692500, -094.177500 | — | USGS |
| Spurger Lookout | locale | 30.688333, -094.222222 | — | USGS |
| Spurlock Branch | stream | 30.650000, -094.375833 | — | USGS |
| Spurlock Lake | reservoir | 30.669444, -094.373333 | — | USGS |
| Steeles Grove Cemetery | cemetery | 30.880833, -094.446944 | — | USGS |
| Steep Hollow Branch | stream | 30.801667, -094.266667 | — | USGS |
| Sterling Cemetery | cemetery | 30.919444, -094.582500 | — | USGS |
| Still Branch | stream | 30.804167, -094.276667 | — | USGS |
| Sugar Creek | stream | 31.025556, -094.332500 | — | USGS |
| Sulphur Branch | stream | 30.835833, -094.226944 | — | USGS |
| Sulphur Branch | stream | 31.029444, -094.378889 | — | USGS |
| Sunnydell Church | church | 30.943611, -094.464444 | — | USGS |
| Supps Cemetery | cemetery | 30.822778, -094.224444 | — | USGS |
| Sutton Lake | reservoir | 30.703333, -094.447500 | — | USGS |
| Swearingen Branch | stream | 30.766944, -094.584444 | — | USGS |
| Swearingen Oil Field | oilfield | 30.592500, -094.284722 | — | USGS |
| Tantrough Branch | stream | 30.973056, -094.450556 | — | USGS |
| Tanyard Branch | stream | 30.904444, -094.489444 | — | USGS |
| Tarver Cemetery | cemetery | 30.964167, -094.580833 | — | USGS |
| Tatum Branch | stream | 30.955833, -094.257222 | — | USGS |
| Theuvenins Creek | stream | 30.510278, -094.257222 | — | USGS |
| Theuvenins Oil Field | oilfield | 30.567500, -094.285833 | — | USGS |
| Thouching Creek | stream | 30.556667, -094.292778 | — | USGS |
| Timber Lakes | reservoir | 30.680556, -094.422222 | — | USGS |
| Tompkins Mill Creek | stream | 30.863056, -094.262500 | — | USGS |
| Town Bluff | locale | 30.790000, -094.180556 | — | USGS |
| Treasure Branch | stream | 30.787778, -094.585556 | — | USGS |
| Tuckers Branch | stream | 30.768056, -094.197222 | — | USGS |
| Turner Branch | stream | 30.585833, -094.091111 | — | USGS |
| Twin Lakes | reservoir | 30.715000, -094.451389 | — | USGS |
| Tyler County | civil | 30.783333, -094.383333 | — | USGS |
| Tyler County Airport | airport | 30.775000, -094.458333 | — | USGS |
| Tyler County Hospital Heliport | airport | 30.776111, -094.428056 | — | USGS |
| United Church | church | 30.566389, -094.164167 | — | USGS |
| Urland Lake | reservoir | 30.740556, -094.442222 | — | USGS |
| Vincent Creek | stream | 30.894444, -094.573611 | — | USGS |
| Warren | pop place | 30.614444, -094.408333 | — | USGS |
| Warren Cemetery | cemetery | 30.604722, -094.406111 | — | USGS |
| Wash Hole Branch | stream | 30.774722, -094.260833 | — | USGS |
| Waters Spring Branch | stream | 30.758333, -094.578611 | — | USGS |
| Weeks Branch | stream | 31.003333, -094.431111 | — | USGS |
| Weeks Cemetery | cemetery | 31.006111, -094.425278 | — | USGS |
| White Oak Branch | stream | 30.816389, -094.265556 | — | USGS |
| Williams Cemetery | cemetery | 30.649167, -094.399167 | — | USGS |
| Wilson Branch | stream | 30.888333, -094.396111 | — | USGS |
| Wolf Branch | stream | 30.961389, -094.576111 | — | USGS |
| Wolf Creek | stream | 30.861667, -094.225278 | — | USGS |
| Wolf Pen Creek | stream | 30.808333, -094.534722 | — | USGS |
| Woodville | pop place | 30.775000, -094.415278 | — | USGS |
| Woodville Lookout | locale | 30.737778, -094.432222 | — | USGS |
| Yellow Bluff | cliff | 30.529722, -094.069167 | — | USGS |
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