1912 Map of Ashton Bridge
USGS Topo · Published 1949About this map
Bayou Macon defines the border between West Carroll Parish and East Carroll Parish as it meanders through this section of Northeast Louisiana during the early twentieth century. This survey, conducted in cooperation with the Fifth Louisiana Levee District, captures the localized industry and infrastructure of the era, most notably the Cook and McLeans Sawmill and its associated Tramroad. The landscape is dominated by the river's winding path, punctuated by the Ashton Bridge near the Arkansas and Louisiana state line. To the west, a significant portion of the quadrangle is noted as an Unsurveyed Area, contrasting with the more detailed drainage patterns of Three Bayou and Wilson Bayou to the east. The presence of an Abandoned Bridge further south along the bayou provides evidence of changing transportation routes in this low-lying riverine environment.
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Editions of this 1912 Ashton Bridge Map
3 editions found
Historical Maps of Kilbourne Through Time
20 maps found
1909 Ashton Bridge
West Carroll Parish, LA
1912 Ashton Bridge
West Carroll Parish, LA
1986 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
1988 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
1988 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA
2012 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
2012 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
2012 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA
2015 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
2015 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
2015 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA
2018 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
2018 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
2018 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA
2020 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
2020 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
2020 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA
2024 Bear Skin
West Carroll Parish, LA
2024 Fiske
West Carroll Parish, LA
2024 Goodwill
West Carroll Parish, LA