The Seacoast of Texas handcrafted-texas-flags which ran from the French

which ran from the French trading posts on the Red River to Nacogdoches and then down through East Texas to San Antonio de Bexar and on into Old Mexico

and additional service and distribution facilities to Fort Worth

led by General John Stark

the Santa Fe

The following important notation is included on the left side of the map: The present Boundaries of Texas are defined by an ACT of the Texian Congress

The Seacoast of Texas handcrafted-texas-flags which ran from the French40. 25 by 38. 75 inches framed. 31. 25 by 27. 75 inches unframed. Until a well developed system of railroads was completed in the late 1800s, access by Texans to the seacoast of the Gulf of Mexico was crucial to the success of virtually every enterprise in the state. Ships were sailing from and in between various Texas ports connected to New Orleans and then onwards to the east coast. The only alternative travel was by dirt wagon road to northwest