2012 Map of Hackberry

About this map

The low-lying coastal landscape of Hackberry and its surrounding wetlands are defined by a complex network of man-made and natural waterways. This 2012 survey depicts a region deeply tied to the shore of Calcasieu Lake, where the residential streets of the town give way to marshland and industrial access routes. The map records several named ridges and points that offer stable ground amidst the water, such as Billy Goat Ridge and Jubert Point. To the south, West Cove Camp sits near the intersection of West Cove Canal and the open lake, illustrating the maritime and recreational character of the parish. Significant hydrological modifications are visible through features like Number One Canal and Number Two Canal, which segment the terrain alongside natural drainage features like Long Point Bayou. Local history researchers will find a dense concentration of named family and access roads, including Devall Rd and Ben Wright Rd, documenting the contemporary footprint of this coastal community.