What was the boundary between french and spanish territory in east Texas 1700s?

There was no boundary between French and Spanish territory in East Texas in the 1700s. Both France and Spain claimed East Texas, but neither country had established a permanent settlement in the area. The boundary between French and Spanish territory in North America was established by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713. This treaty gave France control of the land east of the Mississippi River, while Spain controlled the land west of the river. However, the boundary in East Texas was not clearly defined, and both countries continued to claim the area.