
The Mississippi River defines the landscape of this riverbend region, where the sweeping curves of the water create natural landforms like Claiborne Island and Philadelphia Point. The map illustrates the specialized land-use patterns of the Louisiana river parishes in the early 1950s, characterized by long, narrow property lines extending back from the riverbanks. Notable institutional landmarks are present, most notably the National Leprosarium south of Carville.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
17 maps found

1946 Petite Amite River
Ascension Parish, LA

1953 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA

1954 Petite Amite River
Ascension Parish, LA

1962 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA

1974 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA

1992 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA

1999 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA
2012 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA
2012 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA
2015 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA
2015 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA
2018 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA
2018 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA
2020 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA
2020 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA

2024 Carville
Ascension Parish, LA

2024 Mount Airy NW
Ascension Parish, LA