3 hours of bluegrass and classic country music outdoors in eating area.

This location's average winter low temps are higher than 83% of other locations on record. This location's average precipitation levels are lower than 58% of other locations on record. Free printable topographic map of Ioni Creek in Palo Pinto County, TX including photos, elevation & GPS coordinates.

Feb 1, 1995 · Ioni Creek rises by U.S. Highway 287 four miles southeast of Elkhart in southeastern Anderson County (at 31°36' N, 95°31' W) and runs northeast for 17½ miles to its mouth on the Neches River, five miles east of Denson Springs (at 31°40' N, 95°17' W).

This Sadler Creek branches from a larger creek known as Ioni Creek. Rising by present U.S. Highway 287 southeast of what is now Elkhart in Anderson County, Ioni Creek runs northeast for 17.5 miles to its mouth on the Neches River, five miles east of Denson Springs.

Feb 1, 1995 · Ioni Creek rises nineteen miles southeast of Breckenridge in southeastern Stephens County (at 32°36' N, 98°39' W) and runs northeast for twenty-four miles to its mouth on the Brazos River, seven miles northwest of Palo Pinto (at 32°48' N, 98°24' W).

Ioni Creek at Fresh by Brookshire's Fresh by Brookshire's, Fate, TX: Fresh by Brookshire's, Fate, TX: Saturday, August 9 @ 6:30PM Sat, Aug 9 @ 6:30PM: Ioni Creek Country and Bluegrass The Forum at Park Lane in Dallas: The Forum at Park Lane in Dallas: Thursday, October 30 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PM Thu, Oct 30 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PM:

Ioni Creek is a physical feature (stream) in Palo Pinto County. The primary coordinates for Ioni Creek places it within the TX 76449 ZIP Code delivery area. Maps, Driving Directions & Local Area Information

Ioni Creek is a stream in Texas. Ioni Creek is situated nearby to Bulah. Mapcarta, the open map.

Ioni (Ione), on Ioni Creek, is a rural community in a valley of the Palo Pinto Mountains on State Highway 16 and U.S. Highway 180 in western Palo Pinto County. The community was probably named for the nearby Ioni Falls or for the Ioni Indians who inhabited the area in the mid-nineteenth century.

The village would be on what is now called Ioni Creek. My theory is that the "Ioni" is "Ainai" Angelicized. The only determinative I ever have read in any of the various articles was that Ainai Village was close to the Neches River.