1994 Map of Grand Cane
USGS Topo · Published 1997About this map
Grand Cane serves as the focal point of this De Soto Parish landscape, showing a concentrated grid of streets surrounded by a complex network of resource extraction and rural landmarks. The 1994 data reveals a region defined by its energy production, with the Spider Gas Field, Canadian Bayou Oil and Gas Field, and North Grand Cane Oil and Gas Field carving into the terrain. Outside the developed center, the land is etched by numerous watercourses like Grand Cane Bayou and Cook Creek, leading toward the lowlands of Southerland Bottom. Genealogists and local researchers can identify several rural burial sites, including Zion Hill Cem, Friendship Cem, and Cook Cem. The presence of the De Soto Parish Airfield and a dedicated Roadside Park along the highway indicates the parish's mid-century infrastructure and transportation development.
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Historical Maps of Grand Cane Through Time
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1945 Grand Cane
De Soto Parish, LA
1957 Grand Cane
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1972 Grand Cane
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1972 Grand Cane
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1994 Grand Cane
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2012 Grand Cane
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2015 Grand Cane
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2018 Grand Cane
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2020 Grand Cane
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2024 Grand Cane
De Soto Parish, LA