2012 Map of Carville
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The winding Mississippi River defines the landscape of this river-centered parish, where a dense network of landings reflects a long history of waterborne commerce and travel. Prominent landings such as One Hundred Mile Landing, Hard Times Landing, and Elsie Landing line the banks, serving small settlements like Carville and Geismar. The river's influence is seen in the Philadelphia Point Revetment and the operation of the Carville-White Castle Ferry, providing critical passage across the wide channel.
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1935 · Gonzales
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1936 · White Castle
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