2012 Map of Acme
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The confluence of the Black River and the Red River defines this riverine landscape in Catahoula Parish, where levee systems and flood control measures dictate the pattern of settlement. Small communities like New Era, Acme, and Delhoste are situated along the primary waterways and road networks, including the Black Hawk Acme Levee Rd. The interior is characterized by a complex network of brakes and bayous, such as Canada Brake, Catskin Brake, and Sixmile Bayou, which weave through the low-lying terrain. Local family history is preserved at Dale Cem, Dewey Cem, and Trisler Cem near the northern boundary. The region's economy is visibly tied to natural resource extraction, evidenced by several active petroleum sites including the Parker Lake Oil Field and the Bee Brake Oil Field.
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