2015 Map of Georgetown

About this map

The Dugdemona River defines the central topography of this landscape, winding through a region where the pine-rich lands of the Kisatchie National Forest meet small rural settlements. In the south, Georgetown serves as a primary hub, marked by its local Georgetown Cem and a network of parish roads. The map illustrates a transition from the dense woods of the national forest to the dispersed communities of Zion, Curry, and Tansey. Local history is embedded in the road names themselves, with routes like Beulah Church Rd and the Little Mail Route Rd suggesting the path of 20th-century rural life and service. The drainage system is particularly intricate, with Mine Cr, Anderson Cr, and Bear Cr feeding into the larger river basin, creating a distinct pattern of wetlands and low-lying drainages typical of the north-central Louisiana landscape.