The City of Hallsville is located in Harrison County in Upper East Texas on Interstate Highway I-20 and U.S. Highway 80 (Main Street).
The city is situated east of Marshall, and west of Longview.
Population | 4,277 residents in the 2020 Federal Census |
Area Code | 903 |
Zip Code | 75650 |
Lake O' The PinesLake O' the Pines is located to the north of Hallsville on Big Cypress Creek in the Cypress River Basin, 25 miles northeast of Longview in Marion, Morris, Upshur, and Camp counties. It has a surface area of 16,919 acres, and a maximum depth of 49.5 feet. The lake was impounded in 1956. This lake's diverse fish community offers many angling opportunities. White bass are native to the Cypress River Basin; the population is abundant and contains many legal-size fishes. Crappie, also popular with anglers, are quite abundant with large proportions of legal-size fish available. Shown below is the entrance area to Brushy Creek Park at Lake O' the Pines in East Texas. Read more about Lake O' the Pines |
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Martin Creek Lake is located in Rusk County, south of Hallsville on Martin Creek 3 miles southwest of Tatum on Texas Highway 43. It covers a surface area of 4,981 acres, with a maximum depth of 35 feet. The lake was impounded in 1974 to provide cooling water for a power plant.
Since Martin Creek is a power plant lake, water temperatures are elevated, especially during the winter months. Anglers are most successful at catching largemouth bass during the winter and early spring. Martin Creek Lake State Park, which consists of 286.9 acres, is located in the area.
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While visiting the Hallsville area, you may want to take other interesting day trips in several directions:
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