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Red River County, East Texas

(33.5487204, -95.1541125)

State Highway 37
8 1/2 Miles SW of Clarksville the county seat
8 Miles N of Bogata
23 Miles E of Paris
31 Miles N of Mount Vernon
33 Miles NW of Mount Pleasant
295 Miles N of Galveston
Population: Unknown

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Lone Star TX - Lone Star Cemetery Sign

Lone Star Cemetery
Photo courtesy Gerald Massey, 2010

Photographer's Note:
"There are, of course, many Lone Stars, in Texas, but this appears to be the only one in Red River County." - Gerald Massey

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Lone Star TX - Lone Star Cemetery

Lone Star Cemetery
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Lone Star TX - Lone Star Cemetery gate

Lone Star Cemetery Gate
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Lone Star TX - Lone Star Church

Lone Star Church
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Lone Star TX - Barn

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Lone Star TX - Shed

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Red River County Texas 1907 postal map

Red River County 1907 postal map showing Clarksville,
Bogata (near Lamar County line)
From Texas state map #2090
Courtesy Texas General Land Office


Red River County Towns

County Seat - Clarksville
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Acworth Addielou Albion Annona Avery Bagwell Bluff Bogata Boxelder Cherry Clarksville county seat Cuthand Detroit Dimple English Fulbright Johntown Jonesboro ghost town Kanawha Kiomatia ghost town Lone Star Lydia Madras Negley Old Dimple Rosalie ghost town Rugby Savannah ghost town Scrap ghost town Shadowland Vessey ghost town Watson ghost town White Rock

Contiguous Counties:
McCurtain County, Oklahoma (N)
Bowie County (E) Morris County (SE)
Titus County (S) Franklin County (SW)
Delta County (SW) Lamar County (W)
Choctaw County, Oklahoma (NW)

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