Todd: SH-249 @ IB-15
The Piney Woods define the setting of Todd — stands of pine and hardwood give this rural stretch of Texas a strongly wooded character. State Highway 249 runs through the area in a broad divided corridor, linking communities northwest of Houston with Navasota and the Brazos Valley. Its newer northern section is known as the Aggie Expressway, a name reflecting the region’s connection with Texas A&M University in nearby College Station. Around Todd, development remains scattered: roadside clearings, utility lines and forest mark the transition between Houston’s outer reach and the less built-up interior of southeast Texas.
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