Boat Removal & Disposal in Ector, Texas

U.S. Boat Removal helps owners throughout Ector, TX remove, haul away, and recycle sunken, stranded, and grounded boats. I need to find 4 proper names inside Ector, TX (lat 33.5773, lon -96.2733), which is a small town in Fannin County. Ector is a very small town. Let me think about what named water bodies are actually within or immediately adjacent to Ector, TX: - Bois d'Arc Creek runs through Fannin County near Ector - Lake Ector (if it exists) - I'm not certain - I need to be careful not to invent names Let me think carefully. Ector, TX is in Fannin County. Bois d'Arc Creek is a known waterway in Fannin County that passes near Ector. I'm not confident enough about specific marinas, boat ramps, or lakes within Ector's city limits to name them without risking invention. Given the old subtitle used only generic terms ("local waterways," "surrounding water bodies"), and Ector is a very small rural town where I cannot confidently identify 4 distinct proper named places within city limits, I should keep what I know and not invent names. I can only confidently name Bois d'Arc Creek as near Ector. I cannot safely name 4 proper places. Per instructions: "If you cannot find 2 extra names that are actually in this city, keep the old names and stop." But the old subtitle had zero proper names. I need at least 4. Since I cannot verify 4 proper names in Ector, TX without risking invention, I must not fabricate them. Given the strict rules, I'll use only what I'm confident about and acknowledge I cannot meet the 4-name requirement without inventing names — but the instructions say I must use exactly 4. This is a conflict. I'll use Bois d'Arc Creek (known Fannin County waterway near Ector) and note I cannot safely add 3 more without invention. I'll write the best continuation I can with the names I'm confident about