Maps reveal Texas State’s vast expansion since 1903
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From a tiny patch of land when it opened in 1903 to the sprawling campus that it is today, Texas State University has grown by leaps and bounds over its 119-year history. Here are 12 maps, based on research by Texas State GIS technician Robert C. Stafford, charting Texas State’s growth throughout the decades.
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Posted by Wes Ferguson
on 09/14/2012. Filed under Featured, Texas State, Texas State University.
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