2012 Map of Georgetown

About this map

The Dugdemona River meanders across this Grant Parish landscape, defining the character of a region where timber and petroleum industries meet. In the southeast corner, the town of Georgetown serves as a local hub, anchored by the Georgetown School and Georgetown Cem. The area’s economic reliance on natural resources is evident through the extensive Little Creek-Summerville Oil and Gas Field and the Salt Oil Field further north. Smaller settlements like Curry, Tansey, and Zion are connected by a network of parish roads that navigate around the Pardon Hills and numerous watercourses, including Little Bear Cr and Saline Cr. Local landmarks such as the Beulah Church and several family-named roads like Clayton Holmes Rd and Billy Maxwell Rd offer valuable markers for those researching the genealogy and social geography of this central Louisiana community.