Texas Natural Resources Code Chapter 11 > Subchapter B – Territory and Boundaries of the State


§ 11.011	Vacant and Unappropriated Land
§ 11.0111	Location of Coastal Boundaries
§ 11.012	Gulfward Boundary of Texas
§ 11.013	Gulfward Boundaries of Counties, Cities, Towns, or Villages
§ 11.0131	Jurisdiction of Home-Rule Cities Over Submerged Lands
§ 11.014	Land Acquired From Oklahoma
§ 11.015	Extension of Texas-New Mexico Boundary
§ 11.016	Land Acquired From Mexico in 1933
§ 11.017	Chamizal Area
§ 11.018	Cession of Certain El Paso Land

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