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Navasota

Region: Prairies and Lakes

Area settlement began as early as 1822. City established in 1859 when Houston & Texas Central Railroad built through and platted town. Other railroads followed, and city became cotton processing and shipping center for region. Downtown area is listed on National Register of Historic Places and features ornate 19th-century architecture, antebellum and Victorian-style homes, plus beautiful parks and nearby museums. Along oak-lined streets visitors will find handmade treasures, antiques and homestyle cooking. In addition, city is home to many manufacturing and industrial facilities.

Nearby Cities: The Woodlands, Conroe, Round Top, Brenham, Bryan-College Station, Huntsville, more...


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