Jim Ned Creek
Probably named for Jim Ned, Delaware Indian Chief. During Republic and early statehood of Texas (about 1840-1860), he was a scout for the Texas militia on several campaigns against wild Indians in this area. Dams near junction of two main forks of creek create Lake Brownwood. (1968)
32.2022° N, 99.7985° W
The Texas Historical Commission lists this marker as missing. The inscription above is from its records.
Where to Find It
US 83, Tuscola south city limits at bridge. Reported missing Sep. 2006.
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- 5.7 mi N Town of Buffalo Gap Buffalo Gap
- 5.7 mi N Vicinity of Indian Fight Buffalo Gap