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• Made for iPhone Duo: open it for a full-screen map with marker details in a card alongside, side by side when the phone is partly folded • Distance to every marker, a Near You list in Search, and directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze • Learn More on the marker card: Wikipedia summaries plus HMdb, National Register, and Handbook of Texas links for thousands of markers • 1,100+ more marker photos from Wikimedia Commons • Location fixes now confirm once they have been saved
Explore more than 13,000 Texas historical markers on an interactive map. Texas Marker Quest helps you discover the rich history all around you — from battlefields and landmarks to forgotten towns and famous figures. Features: • Interactive map with clustering for easy browsing of 13,400+ markers across Texas • Location-based check-ins — visit a marker in person and log it to your Explorer's Log • Attach photos to markers you've visited and view them full screen • Powerful search to find markers by name, topic, or keyword • Explorer Score — see how many markers you've visited and checked in to • Made for iPhone Duo — open it for a full-screen map with marker details in a card alongside • Distance to every marker, a Near You list, and directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze • Learn More on the marker card — Wikipedia summaries plus HMdb, National Register, and Handbook of Texas links for thousands of markers • No account needed to get started. Sign in with Apple, Google, or email to keep your log across devices Whether you're a history buff, a road tripper, or just curious about the stories behind the markers you pass every day, Texas Marker Quest turns every drive into a discovery. Marker text and locations are from the Texas Historical Commission's Texas Historic Sites Atlas. Photos are from Wikimedia Commons and summaries from Wikipedia, credited in the app; links to other registers derive from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Every source is listed under Sources & Credits. Texas Marker Quest is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Historical Commission.