
The town of Elton serves as the primary hub of this 1985 survey, situated in a landscape defined by the intersection of Jefferson Davis, Allen, Evangeline, and Acadia Parishes. The map illustrates a region transitioning between agricultural use and resource extraction, notably highlighted by an Oil And Gas Field located near the small settlement of China. A complex network of irrigation and drainage is evident through numerous flumes and the winding paths of Bayou Blue and Bayou Nezpique. Smaller rural communities like Barnsdall appear alongside several local Cem sites, which offer valuable data points for genealogical research. The natural topography is shaped by various waterways, including Dry Slough, Bayou Alligator, and the West Bayou Grand Marais, alongside a prominent Pipeline that underscores the industrial character of the mid-1980s Louisiana prairie.
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