The Resources And Attractions of the Texas Panhandle for the Home Seeker, Capitalist And Tourist
The Resources And Attractions of the Texas Panhandle for the Home Seeker, Capitalist And Tourist
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61 WISE COUNTY Is one of the square counties, and is bounded on the north by Montague and Cooke counties, east by Denton, south by Tarrant and Parker, and west by Jack.
The county is well watered. West Fork of the Trinity river flows nearly centrally through it from northwest to southeast ; Sandy creek enters the county near the northwest corner, and enters into West Fork of Trinity river near the center of the county. There are running streams of pure water, fed by numerous springs issuing fro...m the banks along their courses.
Timber in the county is plentiful.
The county was created in 1856 from Cooke county, and named in honor of Governor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia.
The surface of the county is generally rolling. The soil varies. There is the reddish or gray sandy soil of the timbered section, the black waxy of the prairies, and the dark loam or alluvium of the valleys, which give to the county land adapted to almost every conceivable purpose. The prairie land is particularly adapted to wheat, barley, oats, and corn, while the valley lands are of the highest order of fertility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
61 WISE COUNTY Is one of the square counties, and is bounded on the north by Montague and Cooke counties, east by Denton, south by Tarrant and Parker, and west by Jack.
The county is well watered. West Fork of the Trinity river flows nearly centrally through it from northwest to southeast ; Sandy creek enters the county near the northwest corner, and enters into West Fork of Trinity river near the center of the county. There are running streams of pure water, fed by numerous springs issuing fro...m the banks along their courses.
Timber in the county is plentiful.
The county was created in 1856 from Cooke county, and named in honor of Governor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia.
The surface of the county is generally rolling. The soil varies. There is the reddish or gray sandy soil of the timbered section, the black waxy of the prairies, and the dark loam or alluvium of the valleys, which give to the county land adapted to almost every conceivable purpose. The prairie land is particularly adapted to wheat, barley, oats, and corn, while the valley lands are of the highest order of fertility.
What to read after The Resources And Attractions of the Texas Panhandle for the Home Seeker, Capitalist And Tourist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Union Pacific Railroad Company. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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