2012 Map of Bosco

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The Ouachita River meanders through this landscape south of Monroe, defining a region where river transport once dictated the local economy. In this 2012 survey, numerous landings such as Logtown Landing, Watkins Landing, and Westside Landing appear alongside the winding riverbanks, though the modern landscape is now heavily influenced by energy extraction. Large industrial footprints are visible at the Northeast Cuba Church Gas Field and the Cuba Church Gas Field, which occupy the flatlands east of the river. Small settlements like Bosco and Cuba remain key points of reference for local history, while several small family burial grounds, including Faulks Cem and Riser Cem, offer specific points of interest for genealogists tracing ancestral roots in Ouachita Parish.