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54
G AZETTEER OF TEXAS.
[BULL. 190.
Atlas sheet.
De Leon; city on the Texas Central Railroad, in Comanche
County; population, 807 --.
...--......---.----.-----
Eastland.
Delfina; post village in Hidalgo County.
Delhi; post village in Caldwell County.
Delia; post village in Limestone County.
Delma; post village in Newton County.
Delray; post village in Panola County.
Delrio; post village and county seat of Valverde County.
Delta; a northeastern county, with an area of 266 square miles.
The population was 15,249; the county seat, Cooper. The
mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 7 30'. The mean
annual rainfall is 45 inches, and the mean annual temperature
64 . The county is traversed by the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe, the Texas Midland, and the St. Louis Southwestern
railroads.
Delvalle; post village in Travis County .-..---------------
Austin.
Democrat; post village in Comanche County.
Dempsy; post village in Cass County.
Denison; city in Grayson County; population, 11,807.
Denman; post village in Van Zandt County.
Denning; post village in San Augustine County.
Dennis; post village in Parker County.
Denny; post village in Falls County.
Denson Spring; post village in Anderson County.
Dent; post village in Hunt County.
Denton; a north central county, with an area of 865 square
miles. The population was 28,318; the county seat, Denton.
The mean magnetic declination in 1900 was 8 30'. The Dallas.
mean annual rainfall is 40 inches, and the mean annual Fort Worth.
temperature 64 . The county is traversed by the Gulf,
Colorado and Sante Fe, the Texas and Pacific, an(d the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroads.
Denton; creek, a right-hand branch of Elm Fork of Trinity Fort Worth.
River. iDallas.
Denton; county seat of Denton County; population, 4,187.
Denver; post village in Montague County.
Deport; town in Lamar County; population, 274 (1890).
Derby; post village in Frio County.
Derden; post village in Hill County .-.. ....---.----...---
Cleburne.
Desdimonia; post village in Eastland County .....---
..-
--
Eastland.
Desert; post village in Collin County.
Desoto; post village in Dallas County .
.. ... . ................ Dallas.
Dessau; post village in Travis County ....----
.-------. Austin.
Detroit; town in Red River County; population, 604 (1890).
Devers; post village in Liberty County.
Devil; ridge, a mountain in El Paso County.-..-.----. Sierra Blanco.
Devil; river, a left-hand branch of the Rio Grande, mainly in
Valverde County.
Devils Courthouse; a peak in Tom Green County .--.....-
.. Hayrick.
Devine; post village in Medina County.
Dew; post village in Freestone County.
Dewalt; post village in Fort Bend County.
Deweyville; post village in Newton County.
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