1994 Map of Gaytine

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Marsh Bayou and Indian Bayou wind through the heart of this southwest Louisiana landscape, where the confluence of three parishes—Beauregard, Allen, and Calcasieu—shapes the local geography. The settlement at Gaytine sits central to a network of rural roads and pipelines, while Turps and Gillis serve as small inland hubs to the south. This 1990s revision reflects a landscape transition between forest and waterway, notably preserved in the drainage patterns of Boggy Creek and Hickory Branch. The presence of the Habeth Landing Strip and a prominent Comm Tower indicates how the mid-century rural economy integrated modern communications and transport into the timber-rich parish boundaries.