1969 Map of Dumas

Agricultural development is evident through the extensive reach of Canal No 43 and Canal No 19, which drain the flat terrain for cultivation. The map captures smaller outlying communities like Mitchellville and Back Gate, along with numerous local landmarks such as St Stevens Ch, Havis Chapel, and the Jerusalem Cem. Near the river's edge, the Pendleton Ferry provides a crossing point at the settlement of Pendleton, illustrating the river-based transit routes still active in the mid-20th century.