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YEGUA, TEXAS. Yegua, on Yegua Creek in northern Washington County, was granted a post office in January 1859, which closed in June 1867. This settlement subsequently disappeared and left no trace.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Ed Ellsworth Bartholomew, The Encyclopedia of Texas Ghost Towns (Fort Davis, Texas, 1982).

 




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