
Lake Verret and the neighboring Grassy Lake anchor this mid-1960s study of the Louisiana bayou country. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of water ways, including the Oakley Canal, Cancienne Canal, and Himalaya Canal, which supported the region's agricultural and industrial activity. Small settlements like Oakley, Percle, and Attakapas Landing dot the margins of the swamps, while larger landholdings such as Dwight Fields and Upper Texas suggest the scale of local sugar or timber operations. The map also captures the energy infrastructure of the era, specifically within the Oakley Gas Field and Sherman Field. The Southern Pacific railroad line runs through the northeast corner, providing a vital transport link for the communities and resources found along Bayou Crab and Bayou Louis.
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1927 Thibodaux NW
Assumption Parish, LA

1932 Thibodaux SW
Assumption Parish, LA

1940 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

1962 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

1965 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2012 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2012 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2015 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2015 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2018 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2018 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2020 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2020 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

2024 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA

2024 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA