
Lake Verret and Grassy Lake dominate this mid-century Louisiana landscape, where the intricate hydrology of Assumption Parish meets the industrial infrastructure of the 1960s. The map illustrates a network of waterways including Fourmile Bayou, Bayou Geneve, and the Himalaya Canal, which served as vital corridors through the cypress-laden basin. Small settlements and landings like Attakapas Landing, Upper Texas, and Flower Texas are linked by a mix of unimproved dirt roads and the Landside Route. Evidence of the region's energy and agricultural economy is clear, from the Southern Pacific tracks near Oakley to scattered gas wells and the Dwight Fields. The parish line between Assumption and St. Martin follows the winding course of the bayous, reflecting how the shifting water governed the political and social boundaries of the era.
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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