2015 Map of Albany

About this map

The Natalbany River and Little Natalbany River define the hydraulic landscape of this region along the border of Livingston Parish and Tangipahoa Parish. The area is characterized by a dense network of family-named roads and small community clusters, such as Woodhaven, Baptist, and Tickfaw, which reflect the localized settlement patterns of southeastern Louisiana. These tributaries, including Blood River and Yellow Water River, created a natural corridor for movement and early industry, while the naming of places like Gamble Spur and Kin Tally suggests the legacy of railroad sidings or specific family landholdings. Genealogists will find numerous local burial sites documented, ranging from the Hoover Cem in the northwest to the New Beula Cem near the southern boundary, providing a clear record of the community's ancestral footprint across the township and range system.