Site Selection
Thank you for considering the Texas Forest Country Partnership Region as the location for your new business, expansion project, or entrepreneurial venture.
The Texas Forest Country Partnership (TFCP) is committed to assisting businesses, site selectors, developers, and entrepreneurs in identifying opportunities throughout our 12-county Deep East Texas region. Our team works closely with local communities, regional partners, utilities, workforce organizations, and state agencies to help businesses successfully evaluate locations and access the resources needed for growth.
Whether you are seeking available industrial sites, workforce and demographic data, infrastructure information, or assistance navigating local and state resources, TFCP serves as a regional partner dedicated to helping businesses meet and exceed their goals.
We look forward to answering your questions, providing customized information, and assisting you throughout the site selection and expansion process.
Why Deep East Texas?
- Strategic regional location
- Strong workforce partnerships
- Competitive business environment
- Rich natural resources
- Expanding manufacturing base
- Quality of life and affordable communities
- Regional collaboration and support
Maps
Each map is a 24×36 road map in PDF format, produced by the DETCOG GIS team and last updated in September 2024. Every map shows US and state highways, farm-to-market and county roads, towns, and the bordering counties.
Angelina County
Covers US 59 and US 69 with their business routes, plus Lufkin, Diboll, Hudson, Huntington, Burke and Zavalla.
PDF, 8.4 MB
City of Lufkin
Street-level map of Lufkin, Hudson and Burke, including US 59, US 69 and Loop 287.
PDF, 4.6 MB
Houston County
Covers US 287 and the towns of Crockett, Grapeland, Latexo, Kennard and Lovelady.
PDF, 8.4 MB
Nacogdoches County
Covers US 59 and US 259, plus Nacogdoches, Appleby, Garrison, Chireno and Cushing.
PDF, 9.8 MB
City of Nacogdoches
Street-level map including US 59, Loop 224, Main Street, Fredonia Street and Stallings Drive.
PDF, 5.2 MB
Newton County
Covers US 190 and the town of Newton, with the neighboring Louisiana parishes of Beauregard, Calcasieu, Sabine and Vernon.
PDF, 5.9 MB
Polk County
Covers US 59, US 190 and US 287, plus Livingston, Corrigan, Onalaska, Goodrich, Seven Oaks and the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation.
PDF, 7.0 MB
Sabine County
Covers US 96, Hemphill and Pineland, along the Louisiana state line.
PDF, 5.6 MB
San Augustine County
Covers US 96 and the towns of San Augustine and Broaddus.
PDF, 6.6 MB
San Jacinto County
Covers US 59 and US 190, plus Coldspring, Shepherd and Point Blank.
PDF, 6.0 MB
Shelby County
Covers US 59, US 84 and US 96, plus Center, Tenaha, Joaquin, Huxley and Timpson.
PDF, 7.7 MB
Trinity County
Covers US 287, Trinity, Groveton and the surrounding Forest Service roads.
PDF, 6.6 MB
Tyler County
Covers US 69, US 190 and US 287, plus Woodville, Chester, Colmesneil and Ivanhoe.
PDF, 7.3 MB
Need a map in a different format, or details about a specific site? Call us at (936) 553-8332.