child was waiting with his teacher to be picked up and as the dangerous storm approached, the child was picked up and his teacher left the campus too. Minutes later, the school was flattened with nothing to spare. Now the school was rebuilt and children and staff will now live their normal life. Gallery See also Camino Real International Bridge Eagle Pass – Piedras Negras International Bridge Fort Duncan Union Pacific International Railroad Bridge References External links City website Populated places established in 1850 Cities in Maverick County, Texas Mexico–United States border crossings County seats in Texas 1850 establishments in Texas Texas populated places on the Rio Grande