1966 Map of Cottonport
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
Cottonport serves as a primary hub of settlement in this mid-1960s landscape, positioned along the Texas and Pacific railroad line near the winding course of Bayou Rouge. The area's social fabric is defined by numerous country churches and local schools, such as Old Zion Ch, St Anthony Sch, and Jerusalem Ch, which anchor the small communities of Evergreen and Karo. The map reveals a sophisticated hydrological network of natural and man-made water bodies, from the prominent Big Buttonwood Lake and the oddly named Jews-harp Lake to the drainage of the Coco Canal.
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Editions of this 1966 Cottonport Map
3 editions found
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