1985 Map of Curr Creek

About this map

Curr Creek and its many tributaries, including White Branch and Poplar Branch, define the topography of this section of Jackson Parish during the mid-1980s. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of drainages and timbered ridges, where human activity is marked by utility infrastructure rather than concentrated settlements. Significant industrial corridors are visible through a Wooden Pole Transmission Line and several Pipe Line or Pipeline routes that traverse the terrain. Local landmarks of interest include a Lookout Tower positioned for fire monitoring and a small Cem located near Fourmile Creek. This provisional survey captures the transition of rural Louisiana as it was managed for both natural resources and regional utility distribution, providing a clear record of the watershed and rural road network before modern development.