
The Mississippi River creates a massive meander through the heart of the river parishes, defining the boundary between Iberville Parish and Ascension Parish. This landscape is dominated by the long-lot land patterns characteristic of colonial French settlement, where narrow strips of land stretched back from the riverbanks. The National Leprosarium sits on the eastern bank near Carville, a significant site for medical history. Across the water, the Laurel Ridge and Gas Field and the Old Canal show the industrial evolution of the region.
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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