2015 Map of Boudreaux Lake

About this map

Gibbstown and the surrounding marshlands of southern Cameron Parish are defined by the critical intersection of natural hydrology and industrial infrastructure. The Intracoastal Waterway cuts a straight path through the low-lying terrain, separating the smaller Boudreaux Lake to the south from the agricultural and industrial lands to the north. Local heritage is preserved at the Granger Cem, located near the junction of Betty Murles Ln and Grangerville Rd. The map reveals a landscape heavily managed for water control and resource extraction, evidenced by the North Canal and Conoco Plant Rd. The unique topography of the region is highlighted by Savanne Neuville Island, a distinct terrain feature situated between the marshy expanses and Sweet Lake. This 2015 data reflects the modern configuration of coastal Louisiana's working landscapes.