
The Red River dominates this landscape on the border of DeSoto and Natchitoches parishes, its shifting course creating a complex network of cutoffs and oxbow lakes. Settlements like Hanna and Lake End are positioned along the river’s historical corridor, where the land’s transformation by water is evident in features like the Hollingsworth Cutoff and Porters Island. To the south, Bayou Pierre meanders through the lowlands near Jims Island, illustrating the intricate drainage patterns of the Red River Valley. The map also reveals the area’s connectivity via the Jordan Ferry and the Jordon Ferry Bridge crossing Indian Bayou. This 1989 survey serves as a detailed record of local geography just before the modern era, capturing everything from the Red River Airport to the various spoil banks and gaging stations along the riverbank.
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21 maps found

1938 Lake End
Red River Parish, LA

1941 East Point
Red River Parish, LA

1979 East Point
Red River Parish, LA

1980 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA

1989 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA

1992 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA
2012 East Point
Red River Parish, LA
2012 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA
2012 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA
2015 East Point
Red River Parish, LA
2015 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA
2015 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA
2018 East Point
Red River Parish, LA
2018 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA
2018 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA
2020 East Point
Red River Parish, LA
2020 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA
2020 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA

2024 East Point
Red River Parish, LA

2024 Hanna
Red River Parish, LA

2024 Harmon
Red River Parish, LA