2012 Map of Bayou Sauveur

About this map

Bayou Grand Caillou dominates the southern landscape of this Terrebonne Parish survey, illustrating the intricate web of coastal waterways that define southern Louisiana. The region is characterized by an extensive network of marshes and drainage systems, where larger channels like Bayou du Large and Bayou Dufrene provide the primary structural framework for the terrain. To the northeast, the Bayou Rambio Oil and Gas Field and Bayou Rambio highlight the area's long-standing connection to the petroleum industry, showing how infrastructure is integrated into the wetland environment. Man-made interventions such as Fohs Canal and the presence of Brady Rd at the northern edge reflect the ongoing efforts to navigate and manage this fluid landscape. Small water bodies like Mound Bayou pepper the map, marking specific points of elevation and historical significance in an otherwise low-lying deltaic region.