
Bogalusa and the surrounding piney woods of the Louisiana-Mississippi borderlands appear here during the mid-1990s, defined by a complex network of river systems and timberlands. The Pearl River and Bogue Chitto cut through the western reaches, where the Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuge preserves the bottomland hardwood habitat. To the east, the landscape transitions into the extensive De Soto National Forest, an area historically tied to the yellow pine industry and naval stores production.
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