Arizona

Arizona is a historical populated place in Walker County, Texas, that no longer exists as a recognized community. It is classified as a town but is not incorporated and has no post office. No detailed historical records, such as founding dates, population data, or economic activities, are widely documented for Arizona, suggesting it was a minor or short-lived settlement in the region's development.
Location: Northern Walker County, in the Piney Woods region of East Texas, at approximately 30.79°N, 95.468°W (more precisely 30.7896°N, 95.4680°W). Geological Survey Map and is about 6.7 miles northeast of Huntsville (the county seat).
Elevation is 270 feet (82 m), in the Central Time Zone (area code 936), with daylight saving time observed.
History:
No specific historical details, such as establishment, peak activity, or decline, are available from standard sources. It may have been tied to the broader 19th-century development of Walker County, which saw growth from railroads, sawmills, and agriculture in the 1870s onward, but Arizona itself lacks documented ties to these. Unlike nearby historical sites, no post office records or notable events are associated with it.
Current Status:
Arizona does not exist as a distinct place today, with no recorded population or infrastructure.
Nearby unincorporated communities include Phelps (6.6 miles south-southeast), Harmony (3.9 miles south), and Carolina (4.3 miles east), while larger spots like Riverside (5.8 miles northeast) and Huntsville offer modern amenities.


https://roadsidethoughts.com/tx/arizona-xx-walker-profile.htm

https://www.roadonmap.com/us/where-is/Arizona-Walker_TX,populated_place

https://pastmaps.com/explore/us/texas/walker-county/arizona

https://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/locations/p07627/