About Daingerfield, Texas

Daingerfield is the county seat of Morris County, located at the junction of State Highways 11 and 49 and U.S. Highway 259. The town began growing in the early 1840s and shifted toward the railroad after a major fire in 1879. The 2020 census recorded 2,522 residents.

  • A Captain's NameThe town honors Capt. London Daingerfield, who was killed during an 1830 battle near a local spring.
  • Early SchoolsSylvia Academy opened around 1850, while Chapel Hill College followed in 1852 and operated through 1870.
  • Railroad and FireAfter fire destroyed most of Daingerfield in 1879, many businesses relocated to the nearby railhead at the present townsite.
  • Midcentury GrowthWith Lone Star Steel and a U.S. Navy laboratory operating, the population rose from 1,032 in 1945 to 3,133 in 1961.
  • Courthouse LandmarkThe Old Morris County Courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in December 1979.

Find your street

Names on the Daingerfield map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks3

  • City of Daingerfield City Hall
  • Daingerfield Cemetery
  • Irvin Park

Streets and roads121

  • Linda Drive
  • Broadnax Street
  • State Street
  • Bert Drive
  • Cason Road
  • North Lamar Street
  • North Peters Street
  • North Street
  • Bert Street
  • West Georgia Pacific Drive
  • East Georgia Pacific Drive
  • King Street
  • Lone Oak Street
  • Jefferson Street
  • FM 130
  • South Willis Street
  • Union Street
  • Toby Street
  • Freeman Avenue
  • Sunset Drive
  • Irvin Parkway
  • Glenn Drive
  • North Bradfield Road
  • Webb Street
  • Coffey Street
  • Freeman Street
  • Nichols Street
  • Caddo Trace Drive
  • Carpenter Street
  • North Frazier Street
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  • Ochiltree Street
  • Henley Street
  • Oak Street
  • East McReynolds Street
  • Wildwood Drive
  • Cemetery Road
  • Lindsey Street
  • Frazier Street
  • West Scurry Street
  • Taylor Street
  • Campbell Street
  • Park Lane
  • Colquitt Street
  • Hughes Avenue
  • Wildwood Road
  • Ridgeway Drive
  • Wills Drive
  • Jenkins Drive
  • Mountain View Avenue
  • Park Drive
  • Crockett Street
  • East Peak Street
  • Nix Street
  • North Willis Street
  • Kathryn Drive
  • Franklin Street
  • Grapevine Road
  • Lone Star Street
  • Cason Street
  • Ewan Boulevard
  • Rutledge Boulevard
  • Dale Avenue
  • Ward Street
  • West Hughes Street
  • Christy Lane
  • Glenn Street
  • Rhodes Street
  • Madison Street
  • Nancy Street
  • Tiger Drive
  • Johnson Street
  • Highland Drive
  • Maberry Road
  • Pineland Street
  • Redland Street
  • Pine Street
  • Cotton Street
  • Maple Drive
  • Myrtle Street
  • Sellars Street
  • East Hughes Street
  • June Drive
  • Lee Street
  • Watson Street
  • Short Street
  • Cramer Street
  • Irvin Street
  • Walker Street
  • Walker Drive
  • Sue Street
  • Center Street
  • Hill Street
  • Carey Lane
  • Yale Street
  • Sanders Street
  • South Peters Street
  • West Peak Street
  • Alabama Street
  • Gifford Avenue
  • Hillcrest Boulevard
  • Eg McMillan Way
  • Donna Street
  • Sunset Street
  • South Street
  • Anna Street
  • East Fannin Street
  • Texas Street
  • Monroe Street
  • Willis Street
  • Rock Street
  • West Fannin Street
  • Greenwood Street
  • South Bradfield Road
  • Peters Street
  • Hilltop Drive
  • Williams Street
  • Old 26 Highway
  • South Lamar Street
  • Jackson Avenue
  • Lamar Street
  • Dogwood Circle

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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